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CI doesn't validate human-panic still works with oldest supported rust version #28
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CI doesn't validate human-panic still works with oldest supported rust versoion
CI doesn't validate human-panic still works with oldest supported rust version
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This PR fixes #28. We don't currently verify `human-panic` properly works anymore. So this adds running tests on the oldest version we support (which is 1.25.*)
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This PR fixes #28. We don't currently verify `human-panic` properly works anymore. So this adds running tests on the oldest version we support (which is 1.25.*)
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This PR fixes #28. We don't currently verify `human-panic` properly works anymore. So this adds running tests on the oldest version we support (which is 1.25.*)
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This PR fixes #28. We don't currently verify `human-panic` properly works anymore. So this adds running tests on the oldest version we support (which is 1.25.*)
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This PR fixes #28. We don't currently verify `human-panic` properly works anymore. So this adds running tests on the oldest version we support (which is 1.25.*)
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I noticed
.travis.yml
isn't running tests on the oldest supported version of rust. This makes it harder for users to find what version of rust is supported and makes it easy to accidentally change the oldest supported version without fanfare.This came up when someone reported to me that they had to upgrade their version of rust to try out human-panic due to a use-statement syntax being used.
See docmatic for an example on how to enforce this.
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