release: require Rust 1.98 in Unpin 1.4.3 - #63
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Summary
Unpin 1.4.3 now uses Rust 1.98 across local development, CI, release automation, and Trunk. Source builds with Rust 1.96 or 1.97 are no longer supported; prebuilt CLI and desktop behavior and the release artifact target set are unchanged.
Test Plan
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features --locked -- -D warningscargo test --workspace --all-features --lockedcargo run -p unpin-cli --locked -- --helpcargo audit --deny warningscargo deny checkcargo machetexcodebuild test -project apps/unpin-desktop/UnpinDesktop.xcodeproj -scheme UnpinDesktop -destination 'platform=macOS'providerStateUnchanged: true)maincommit before taggingSafety Checklist
.env*files.Reviewer Notes
Please verify the Rust-version consistency check covers every active toolchain surface and that the
1.4.3package, desktop, documentation, and release-note versions agree. The full provider matrix and post-tag artifact verification remain publication gates.