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Our rust code doesn't live in the root folder because the project contains both JS and Rust code, making it impossible for the action to pick up our rust-toolchain.toml file.
It would be good if one could specify the path to the rust-toolchain.toml file(s) and have that be used.
We had a issue today with rust 1.82.0 in regards to Fastly that made us having to pin 1.81.0 but we had to do it in our rust-toolchain.toml and in the github action. This proposed option would make it less likely that we would forget to unpin the version in both places.
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That sounds reasonable. Instead of a separate value, I think this could piggyback of the cache-workspaces input. That input allows specifying multiple workspaces, which might not work too well with the current installation code.
Our rust code doesn't live in the root folder because the project contains both JS and Rust code, making it impossible for the action to pick up our rust-toolchain.toml file.
It would be good if one could specify the path to the rust-toolchain.toml file(s) and have that be used.
We had a issue today with rust 1.82.0 in regards to Fastly that made us having to pin 1.81.0 but we had to do it in our rust-toolchain.toml and in the github action. This proposed option would make it less likely that we would forget to unpin the version in both places.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: