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Set rust frameworks' database property to None type to see if that broke travis CI#1650
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Looks like I made the same fix in #1654 with the addition of making the frameworks Lack of |
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Set rust frameworks' database property to None type to see if that broke travis CI
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Travis CI broke on Rust, which may be caused by using "" rather than "None" as the database config.