Laurențiu Nicola

>> I only care about hyper in that list. > cargo-outdated (third party subcommand) currently has the `-R, --root-deps-only` or `--depth=#` options that does exactly what you're looking for. There...

I was literally looking for a new version when you wrote that 😀. Before: ``` Name Project Ver SemVer Compat Latest Ver rocket->base64 0.6.0 0.5.2 -- r2d2-diesel->diesel 0.15.1 0.15.2 0.15.2...

@behnam I actually had a copy of it, so I just tried `cargo update` on it. Looks like the results were the same ("All dependencies are up to date"). If...

@Frederick888 Looking at my output, I think semver-breaking updates for dependencies are not reported anymore? ``` rocket->hyper 0.10.12 -- 0.11.2 ```

> Previously if a package has multiple occurrences with different versions/semver requirements in the dependency tree, the program may misbehaviour from time to time. I don't think that was the...

Hello! Unfortunately, I'm not too familiar with the cross-compilation story. I think you'll need an ARM toolchain (compiler and linker) and to tell `cargo` to use those. On Debian there's...

I mean, I think you can build it: - install `gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf` - set `[target.armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabihf] linker = "arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc"` in `~/.cargo/config` - retrieve `libudev.a` from your Raspberry Pi after installing `libudev-dev` -...

@Smarre you might be right, I'm not sure where I got those steps from, but I certainly didn't test them.

Hello from the RA side. When loading a Rust project, we run the build scripts in order to compile and expand the proc macros used by the code, and to...

Keep in mind that the LSP spec [says](https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specification.html#implementationConsiderations): > if a server detects an internal state change (for example a project context changed) that invalidates the result of a request...