Explicit rust-toolchain version: nightly => nightly-2026-03-19#16
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Explicit rust-toolchain version: nightly => nightly-2026-03-19#16zjp-CN wants to merge 1 commit intoRust-for-Linux:trunkfrom
zjp-CN wants to merge 1 commit intoRust-for-Linux:trunkfrom
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That said, if there're ways to automate the rust-toolchain update then I think putting them in rust-toolchain.toml is probably fine either. |
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Nightly toolchain is too vague, and often results in compilation errors due to rustc internal API changes.
This PR makes the version explicit, and avoids the frustrating compilation failure by user's incompatible nightly version (and also avoid tricks to override the toolchain).