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Sign upUnfork rust-xcb #18044
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Unfork rust-xcb #18044
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rtbo/rust-xcb#41 has the start of a fix but is incomplete. I fiddled with the code generation script a bit but didn’t manage to get it to generate something that compiles on Nightly. |
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The fork is at servo/rust-xcb@v0.7.6...servo_issue18044_do_not_remove. It is used since #18044. |
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It is no longer in use. |
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Oops, I forgot to close this. Thanks. @ rtbo responded with a proper fix to rtbo/rust-xcb#40 and published version 0.7.7 before #18046 landed, so we ended up never landing the use of this fork. |
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At the moment, upgrading Rust in Servo is blocked on rtbo/rust-xcb#40 because the compiler started rejected code that is used to accept (though I arguably shouldn’t have accepted it in the first place): rust-lang/rust#43567. However, the maintainer seems unresponsive at the moment. To unblock I’m going to fork this crate and use it with
[patch]inCargo.toml. Hopefully this is temporary.This is a tracking issue for eventually getting a fix upstream and revert to using that crate from crates.io.