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This does two things: it fixes the warnings about the derived `Debug` implementation after #557. It also means that I don’t have to deal with the slow Git-based crates.io registry checkout when testing the old version.
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@mgeisler Please consider lowering the MSRV back to at least v1.63, as this means we can no longer build this crate on Debian Stable. ref: Smithay/calloop#229 |
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Hi @notgull, thanks for pinging me about this! I would generally be happy to support old versions — the warnings I mention above can probable be suppressed instead. Does the new release of Trixie as Debian Stable change this? I see that we now have 1.85 as the stable package: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/rustc. |
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This does two things: it fixes the warnings about the derived
Debugimplementation after #557. It also means that I don’t have to deal with the slow Git-based crates.io registry checkout when testing the old version.