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If the command line included --package {crate} it'd be more obvious. It's not idiomatic to pushd into package directories when you're in a workspace and just makes things more complicated.
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Even on an internal Teams thread, Rob Jellinghaus is recommending to run both --locked and not locked as does the article. But, because many crates avoid declaring a 1.0, that means any 0.* are updated and I know we'll have breaks e.g., getrandom.
Increasingly I'm wasting time investigating with the wrong context because the command lines aren't always apparent e.g.,
Glancing at this, which error was the package in?
If the command line included
--package {crate}
it'd be more obvious. It's not idiomatic topushd
into package directories when you're in a workspace and just makes things more complicated.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: