add rust-up-init-1.21.1

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add rust-up-init-1.21.1 (7832b2ebe 2019-12-20) (latest version)

a convenient setup tool for rust toolchain

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[KevinLaMS]

I cannot get this to install. The client is giving error 1.

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I cannot get this to install. The client is giving error 1.

@KevinLaMS I think its a bug

because I manually downloaded it from the URL inside YAML file, it installed perfectly

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[KevinLaMS]

Interesting. Seems to be blocking on missing VC as part of install. So there is a dependency that is missing.

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Interesting. Seems to be blocking on missing VC as part of install. So there is a dependency that is missing.

@KevinLaMS Is there a verbose mode for winget install or something like that?

I think I will create another issue to point out this issue

[denelon]

This PR is a bit old 😄

I'm not sure if we still need support for dependencies or just to configure the result "1" as a success error code (if that is a success).

In either case, the manifest schema needs to be updated.

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