Aria Desires

> Just a small question about the parts you linked: the first linked piece of code builds a command that then invokes cargo-dist again, running the second part of the...

Some variant of this would be good for https://github.com/axodotdev/cargo-dist/issues/788

oh haha, this was much more "i dropped the ball and should help you" than vice versa, no worries :)

FWIW if this was stable it would let cargo subcommands run `$CARGO rustc --print sysroot` (or `--print=target-libdir`) (only reason I've ever seen someone use `rustc --print,` as someone who Doesn't...

I'm loosely aware the "is a target installed" is a... More Complicated question then I'm implying, and am very happy to be told I should Actually be asking a more...

Solid idea! cargo-dist currently has no understanding of markdown, but other tools we're working on use comrak for that kind of stuff; hopefully it has something simple for that kind...

You should be able to handle this by adding a rust-toolchain.toml to your project. https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/overrides.html#the-toolchain-file

Yeah it's a bit weird but it's the Official Rust Solution to this kinda problem.

I propose we split the feature into two and stabilize the perfectly inoffensive `ptr.is_aligned()`, which handles 95% of usecases.

I think we should also ping the reviewer, since they are in effect "sheparding" the PR. If they're in the mood they can peek at the log errors and decide...