Fix CI by relaxing our MSRV constraint #2689
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Recently a transitive dev-dependency published a new version that is incompatible with Nix's MSRV, causing CI to break. That's annoying, because there's really no reason why a crate's dev-dependencies ought to respect the MSRV. Fix Nix's CI by: * Running all tests with stable Rust (or nightly, for certain targets) * Adding an additional set of CI checks to ensure that the crate will compile with MSRV, on all of the major operating systems, but don't try to compile its tests. * Eliminate the now-redundant "rust-stable" CI task.
I think these never showed up in CI before, because we've never run clippy on Rust stable on apple until now.
It's failing there with EPERM. It's probably seccomp's fault
Since changing the compiler version, this test has begun to occasionally hang in CI. And it's not just in QEMU. It's probably due to an atomic ordering problem.
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Recently a transitive dev-dependency published a new version that is incompatible with Nix's MSRV, causing CI to break. That's annoying, because there's really no reason why a crate's dev-dependencies ought to respect the MSRV. Fix Nix's CI by:
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CONTRIBUTING.md