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Use base actions image for rustfmt check - #241
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This PR removes the custom timescaledev/rust-builder container from the Rust fmt check, relying on the base GitHub Actions Ubuntu image which already includes Rust.
- Eliminates the outdated Docker image specification
- Speeds up CI by avoiding Docker setup
tjgreen42
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Jun 20, 2025
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timescaledev/rust-builderis outdated, and we don't need it anyways because everything in it we need is in the base GH Actions image. This fixes the CI failure in #240 stemming from this action's Docker image using an outdated Rust compiler.It also speeds up the check significantly, because we don't need to wait for the Docker image to be setup anymore.