Upgrade rust-toolchain.toml to fix CVE-2022-46176 #395
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In general, I think there is nothing speaking against keeping our compiler version as close to upstream as possible. Unfortunately, it seems CI isn't passing for some MCUs. Without looking deeper into it, maybe this is related to #388? Paging @agausmann. |
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Okay, I checked, the failure really is #388. @agausmann kindly started working on an upstream fix, see rust-lang/rust#106619. |
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Writing just to let you known that the older toolchain is also causing some trouble with the most recent versions of the rust-analyzer, something about the lack of a proc-macro server in toolchains before 2022-07-29. Tested and the problem goes away with the toolchain introduced in this PR. |
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Toolchain was finally upgraded in #427. |
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This upgrades the used Rust toolchain to fix CVE-2022-46176, a security bug with SSH host key checking in cargo.
I haven't tested it fully, so I understand if you don't want to incorporate it yet. Because it's such a jump in versions, it may create other issues. You have a larger community of great users, maybe some can test it before pushing it to main.
I'd love for more selective cherry-picking of patches in Rust, but this is the world we live in.
Have a great day, and thank you for this wonderful project!