travis: build on minimum and current toolchains #91
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This checks that master and further PRs won't break on current toolchains, nor on older ones used by downstream distributions (pinning to 1.26 for historical ContainerLinux compatibility).
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I enabled a travis weekly job for this repo so that it'll catch if master breaks with newer toolchains. |
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Digging into this more, it looks like the nightly build failed. I'm okay merging it anyway (since we allow failures on that one) but I thought the error was strange and I couldn't figure out where it was coming from. |
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@sdemos it failed because of rust-lang/rust#51699. Which is (one of) the reason why nightly is allowed to fail :) |
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ha I love getting hitting things and discovering that it was literally introduced yesterday. that happened to me with the new anyway, thanks! |
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This checks that master and further PRs won't break on current
toolchains, nor on older ones used by downstream distributions
(pinning to 1.26 for historical ContainerLinux compatibility).