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build: bump Rust version to 1.94.0#49

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Summary

Bumps the project's Rust version to 1.94.0 to match the updated Silvermine standard (silvermine/silvermine-info#47), plus committed example lockfiles for reproducible builds.

Toolchain bump

  • rust-toolchain.toml channel → 1.94.0
  • rust-version in the workspace Cargo.toml and all three crates (sqlx-sqlite-conn-mgr, sqlx-sqlite-observer, sqlx-sqlite-toolkit)
  • rust-version in both example apps (observer-demo, pagination-demo)
  • README requirement note (1.77.21.94.0)
  • CI workflow toolchain (.github/workflows/ci.yml)

Example app lockfiles

Without a committed lockfile, a fresh resolve of the example apps pulls bitflags 2.12.0, which overflows the macro recursion limit in dispatch2 and breaks the build. This stops ignoring examples/**/Cargo.lock and commits a coherent lockfile (pinning bitflags 2.11.0) for both example apps, matching the approach already used by the audio and connectivity example apps.

Verification

  • npm run standards passes (markdownlint, clippy, fmt, commitlint, node check) — no new 1.94.0 lints.
  • The plugin, all three crates, and both example apps compile cleanly under 1.94.0.

@velocitysystems velocitysystems changed the title build: Bump Rust version to 1.94.0 build: bump Rust version to 1.94.0 May 29, 2026
@jjhafer jjhafer merged commit c9783c4 into silvermine:master May 29, 2026
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@velocitysystems velocitysystems deleted the rust-version branch May 29, 2026 13:31
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