Niyaz Nigmatullin

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Actually, you would swap 0 with nextInt(1) which is also 0, so there is no need, for sure.

I think it panicked here: https://github.com/fede1024/rust-rdkafka/blob/master/rdkafka-sys/build.rs#L21 Seems like `"cp -a librdkafka/. /Users/kevinburke/src/github.com/kevinburkesegment/k8s-repro/cargo/target/release/build/rdkafka-sys-58ae7d01e1b63d03/out"` didn't copy the contents of `librdkafka`, so it can't find `configure` inside `out`: https://github.com/fede1024/rust-rdkafka/blob/master/rdkafka-sys/build.rs#L165 The testcase is: ```...

The similar issue is when `d` is a symlink to a regular file. ``` $ echo "sample" > a $ echo "hello" > t $ cat a sample $ cat...

Seems that other utilities that use `canonicalize` also handle trailing slashes not in the way GNU does handle them. For instance, the following usage of `realpath` fails when running GNU...

Right after 0.10.1, in version 0.11 they bumped MSRV to 1.60 https://github.com/rust-phf/rust-phf/commit/11bb2426f0237b1ecea8c8038630b1231ede4871

I'm not sure we need 1.60. The problem in `phf` is that they use optional dependency feature `?` syntax, that is available from 1.60. ``` unicase = ["phf_macros?/unicase", "phf_shared/unicase"] ```...

But after all, I wonder does anyone depend from `uutils`, is there a reason they can't have Rust 1.60. Because I don't know if they have actual versions when not...

Yes, that's what I also thought about, I tried to "google" for how to install Rust on debian and ubuntu, and both resulted in using `rustup`. But now I've looked...