So, one area in which Rust is okay with "breaking" source compatibility is if some inference gets confused, and you need to add a type annotation.
This issue was discovered before the release, and a new version of time was released to fix it.
cargo update -p time
and you're done.
This doesn't happen very often. It bit one of my projects too, and it took me longer to realize that it was a new version release that caused the problem than it did to fix the problem. It's been so long since something like this happened to me I cannot remember when it happened last.
This issue was discovered before the release, and a new version of time was released to fix it.
and you're done.This doesn't happen very often. It bit one of my projects too, and it took me longer to realize that it was a new version release that caused the problem than it did to fix the problem. It's been so long since something like this happened to me I cannot remember when it happened last.
Here's the upstream issue, if you're curious https://github.com/time-rs/time/issues/693