Parameterize nightly toolchain in CI #5329
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closing in favor of #5330. This impl doesn't work due to Github Actions limitations. |
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# Objective Rust's nightly builds semi-regularly break us (or our dependencies). This creates churn and angst when we're just trying to get our jobs done. We do still want nightly builds for a variety of reasons: * cargo-udeps requires nightly and likely always will. * Helps us catch rust nightly bugs quickly. We're "good citizens" if we regularly report regressions. * Lets us prepare for "actual expected breakage" ahead of stable releases so we avoid breaking main users. ## Solution * This pr parameterizes the nightly toolchain, making it an easy one-liner to pin our builds to a specific nightly, when required. * Put nightly jobs to check wasm and nightly on their own matrix. I also removed tests on nightly linux, just build check * alternative to #5329
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# Objective Rust's nightly builds semi-regularly break us (or our dependencies). This creates churn and angst when we're just trying to get our jobs done. We do still want nightly builds for a variety of reasons: * cargo-udeps requires nightly and likely always will. * Helps us catch rust nightly bugs quickly. We're "good citizens" if we regularly report regressions. * Lets us prepare for "actual expected breakage" ahead of stable releases so we avoid breaking main users. ## Solution * This pr parameterizes the nightly toolchain, making it an easy one-liner to pin our builds to a specific nightly, when required. * Put nightly jobs to check wasm and nightly on their own matrix. I also removed tests on nightly linux, just build check * alternative to #5329
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# Objective Rust's nightly builds semi-regularly break us (or our dependencies). This creates churn and angst when we're just trying to get our jobs done. We do still want nightly builds for a variety of reasons: * cargo-udeps requires nightly and likely always will. * Helps us catch rust nightly bugs quickly. We're "good citizens" if we regularly report regressions. * Lets us prepare for "actual expected breakage" ahead of stable releases so we avoid breaking main users. ## Solution * This pr parameterizes the nightly toolchain, making it an easy one-liner to pin our builds to a specific nightly, when required. * Put nightly jobs to check wasm and nightly on their own matrix. I also removed tests on nightly linux, just build check * alternative to #5329
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# Objective Rust's nightly builds semi-regularly break us (or our dependencies). This creates churn and angst when we're just trying to get our jobs done. We do still want nightly builds for a variety of reasons: * cargo-udeps requires nightly and likely always will. * Helps us catch rust nightly bugs quickly. We're "good citizens" if we regularly report regressions. * Lets us prepare for "actual expected breakage" ahead of stable releases so we avoid breaking main users. ## Solution * This pr parameterizes the nightly toolchain, making it an easy one-liner to pin our builds to a specific nightly, when required. * Put nightly jobs to check wasm and nightly on their own matrix. I also removed tests on nightly linux, just build check * alternative to #5329 Co-authored-by: Carter Anderson <mcanders1@gmail.com>
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# Objective Rust's nightly builds semi-regularly break us (or our dependencies). This creates churn and angst when we're just trying to get our jobs done. We do still want nightly builds for a variety of reasons: * cargo-udeps requires nightly and likely always will. * Helps us catch rust nightly bugs quickly. We're "good citizens" if we regularly report regressions. * Lets us prepare for "actual expected breakage" ahead of stable releases so we avoid breaking main users. ## Solution * This pr parameterizes the nightly toolchain, making it an easy one-liner to pin our builds to a specific nightly, when required. * Put nightly jobs to check wasm and nightly on their own matrix. I also removed tests on nightly linux, just build check * alternative to bevyengine#5329 Co-authored-by: Carter Anderson <mcanders1@gmail.com>
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# Objective Rust's nightly builds semi-regularly break us (or our dependencies). This creates churn and angst when we're just trying to get our jobs done. We do still want nightly builds for a variety of reasons: * cargo-udeps requires nightly and likely always will. * Helps us catch rust nightly bugs quickly. We're "good citizens" if we regularly report regressions. * Lets us prepare for "actual expected breakage" ahead of stable releases so we avoid breaking main users. ## Solution * This pr parameterizes the nightly toolchain, making it an easy one-liner to pin our builds to a specific nightly, when required. * Put nightly jobs to check wasm and nightly on their own matrix. I also removed tests on nightly linux, just build check * alternative to bevyengine#5329 Co-authored-by: Carter Anderson <mcanders1@gmail.com>
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# Objective Rust's nightly builds semi-regularly break us (or our dependencies). This creates churn and angst when we're just trying to get our jobs done. We do still want nightly builds for a variety of reasons: * cargo-udeps requires nightly and likely always will. * Helps us catch rust nightly bugs quickly. We're "good citizens" if we regularly report regressions. * Lets us prepare for "actual expected breakage" ahead of stable releases so we avoid breaking main users. ## Solution * This pr parameterizes the nightly toolchain, making it an easy one-liner to pin our builds to a specific nightly, when required. * Put nightly jobs to check wasm and nightly on their own matrix. I also removed tests on nightly linux, just build check * alternative to bevyengine#5329 Co-authored-by: Carter Anderson <mcanders1@gmail.com>
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Objective
Rust's nightly builds semi-regularly break us (or our dependencies). This creates churn and angst when we're just trying to get our jobs done.
We do still want nightly builds for a variety of reasons:
cargo-udepsrequires nightly and likely always will.mainusers.Solution
This pr parameterizes the nightly toolchain, making it an easy one-liner to pin our builds to a specific nightly, when required.