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Always fails with "Invalid arguments." on nightly 2018-03-19 #128

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niklasf opened this issue Mar 20, 2018 · 7 comments
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Always fails with "Invalid arguments." on nightly 2018-03-19 #128

niklasf opened this issue Mar 20, 2018 · 7 comments

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@niklasf
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niklasf commented Mar 20, 2018

Regardless of actual arguments:

$ cargo outdated --help
Invalid arguments.

USAGE:
    cargo outdated [options]
@kjeremy
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kjeremy commented Mar 20, 2018

I'm Seeing this on Ubuntu 16.04.

@valff
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valff commented Mar 20, 2018

It isn't specific to cargo-outdated, all external subcommands affected. Looks like the issue is already fixed: rust-lang/cargo#5208.

@Frederick888
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As mentioned by @valff, this issue comes upstream from cargo, and it's to be fixed by rust-lang/rust#49182.

But I'd like to keep this ticket open until the problem is gone so we could test it again.

@mbilker
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mbilker commented Mar 23, 2018

Current workaround is to run cargo outdated outdated.

@kbknapp
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kbknapp commented Mar 23, 2018

Yeah either use cargo outdated outdated or use the stable channel. Since it's fixed upstream it should appear in one of the next nightlies

@niklasf
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niklasf commented Mar 25, 2018

Thanks all. It has indeed been fixed.

@niklasf niklasf closed this as completed Mar 25, 2018
@kbknapp
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kbknapp commented Mar 25, 2018

It's made it out into the latest nightly.

So others finding this issue, the fix is rustup update nightly

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