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Checked it, and I was wrong (that's what I get for writing from memory). There are no mounting options in `root=`. My i.MX8X device has this as a commandline ```...

@abalmos thanks for the workaround! Here's a relevant `anyhow` issue: https://github.com/dtolnay/anyhow/issues/66 Generally, I'd expect library errors to be far more specific than either a `Box` or `anyhow::Error`. Sometimes, the library...

While looking into solutions to this issue I came across the [`merge`](https://docs.rs/merge/latest/merge/) crate. Haven't tested it yet, but it seems that `#[derive(Deserialize, StructOpt, Merge)]` is a solution Tthe only fault...

> StructOpt supports Default via #[structopt(default_value)] (no parameter). We've renamed this in clap_derive to #[clap(default_value_t)] because it also supports a typed value, rather than a string value. I must have...

@conradludgate this can actually be checked based on [IEEE-754](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754#Representation_and_encoding_in_memory). Quoting officia Rust docs for `f64`: > A 64-bit floating point type (specifically, the “binary64” type defined in IEEE 754-2008). TL;DR...

Here's the [full reference](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/variables/predefined_variables.html). Not all of the might be applicable, definitely `CI_JOB_*` and `CI_PIPELINE_*` are probably reasonable. `CI_COMMIT_*` is probably redundant. I'd exclude authorization-related stuff.

`oe-core` indeed has Rust, but the ecosystem doesn't care for maintaining older versions, so it can be a pain. So, I got it to build (didn't test yet), with Kirkstone....

@svengreb I have an ancient fork fixing those TOML tables here: https://github.com/nordtheme/vim/compare/main...jaskij:nord-vim:fix-toml-tables, but it's far, far behind.

As an alternative workaround, if you are preprocessing your files with `jq`, you can transform a top-level array of objects into a file suitable for streaming by simply doing `jq...

You need to update `Cargo.lock` as well, otherwise `cargo install --locked` won't work. While you're at it, bumping up to `cargo 0.73` and `itertools 0.11` might be a good idea.