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tools: pick toolchain that has all our components #1974

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6 changes: 4 additions & 2 deletions tools/update_rust_version.sh
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# Ask rustup to pick the latest version that will work.
# This requires rustup >= 1.20.0.
echo "Updating rustc to latest compatible version..."
rustup update nightly
rustup update nightly --allow-downgrade --component cargo --component clippy --component llvm-tools-preview --component miri --component rls --component rust-analysis --component rust-docs --component rust-src --component rust-std --component rustc --component rustfmt

# # Rerun the command so that it prints out the version it installed. We then have
# # to extract that from the output. If there is a better way to do this then we
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# it decided on with the format required for `rust-toolchain`. That the dates
# are off-by-one day is annoying. I'm resorting to just asking the user.


echo "Please enter the version of Rust to use."
echo "It is probably just one day later than whatever was printed out above."
read BEST_DATE
echo ""
read -p "Date string: " BEST_DATE

# Nightly version string
NIGHTLY=nightly-$BEST_DATE
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