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Use git master as libc version #387

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@bugaevc bugaevc commented Jul 12, 2016

As mentioned by @fiveop in #363,

We should use the Github version of libc for development and a fixed version for releases.

So this changes the required libc version to GitHub's master.

The dependency is supposed to be manually changed to a fixed version when doing a release, out of the GitHub repository (i.e. nix's master always tracks libc's master).

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Looks good to me. Cargo will not allow things to be pushed to crates.io with the dependency not pointing to a version also on crates. @homu r+

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homu commented Jul 13, 2016

📌 Commit c0eb3cc has been approved by posborne

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homu commented Jul 13, 2016

⚡ Test exempted - status

@homu homu merged commit c0eb3cc into nix-rust:master Jul 13, 2016
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Use git master as libc version

As mentioned by @fiveop in #363,

> We should use the Github version of libc for development and a fixed version for releases.

So this changes the required libc version to GitHub's master.

The dependency is supposed to be manually changed to a fixed version when doing a release, out of the GitHub repository (i.e. nix's master always tracks libc's master).
@bugaevc bugaevc deleted the track-master branch July 13, 2016 09:59
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