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Remove the cargo check
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This commit removes the `cargo check` subcommand from the `rust-1.15.0` branch of Cargo. The rationale is explained in rust-lang/rust#38666, but the tl;dr; is that it's relatively buggy and not ready to ride the trains to stable. This commit takes as little an invasive as approach as possible by simply removing the `cargo check` command and associated tests. The backend remains with support for `cargo check`, but we shouldn't be exercising it in practice.
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Remove the `cargo check` subcommand from Rust 1.15 This commit removes the `cargo check` subcommand from the `rust-1.15.0` branch of Cargo. The rationale is explained in rust-lang/rust#38666, but the tl;dr; is that it's relatively buggy and not ready to ride the trains to stable. This commit takes as little an invasive as approach as possible by simply removing the `cargo check` command and associated tests. The backend remains with support for `cargo check`, but we shouldn't be exercising it in practice.
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This commit removes the
cargo check
subcommand from therust-1.15.0
branchof Cargo. The rationale is explained in rust-lang/rust#38666, but the tl;dr; is
that it's relatively buggy and not ready to ride the trains to stable. This
commit takes as little an invasive as approach as possible by simply removing
the
cargo check
command and associated tests. The backend remains with supportfor
cargo check
, but we shouldn't be exercising it in practice.