Rust 1.5
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Rust 1.5
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Re: Rust 1.5
#2I have a small question : I have installed 1.4 through rustup.sh.
What is the clean way to upgrade to 1.5 ? I don't think there is some kind of 'rustup.sh upgrade' Delete 1.4 & reinstall ? Or downloading rustup 1.5 will apply a clean install on the existing one ?
Re: Rust 1.5
#3I have a small question : I have installed 1.4 through rustup.sh. What is the clean way to upgrade to 1.5 ? I don't think there is some kind of 'rustup.sh upgrade' Delete 1.4 & reinstall ? Or downloading rustup 1.5 will apply a clean install on the existing one ?
Run rustup.sh again, and it will Just Work. (If not, that's a bug.) If you want to have multiple versions installed at the same time, https://github.com/brson/multirust is super cool.
Generally speaking, installation is something we're working on: working with Linux package maintainers, rolling rustup and multirust together and making them work well cross-platform, etc.
Re: Rust 1.5
#4How are compile times now? The one barrier I had to using Rust for anything large was the awful compile times.
Very happy to see the tooling improvements, though. Great work!
Re: Rust 1.5
#5How are compile times now? The one barrier I had to using Rust for anything large was the awful compile times. Very happy to see the tooling improvements, though. Great work!
Well, "now" is relative. When did you last try? They've been steadily dropping each release, though this latest one isn't as large as the last few.
Re: Rust 1.5
#6Congrats first of all!
I love Rust and am using it more and more. I'm very excited for 'cargo watch'. These tools built into the package manager will be so helpful with peoples' first time Rust experience. I think I'm going to say it, Rust has my favorite package management system of any language I've used.
Side Note: I'm also a fan of the 6 week release assembly line Rust has going on. I'm glad that it's staying consistent.
Re: Rust 1.5
#7How are compile times now? The one barrier I had to using Rust for anything large was the awful compile times. Very happy to see the tooling improvements, though. Great work!
Well, "now" is relative. When did you last try? They've been steadily dropping each release, though this latest one isn't as large as the last few.
Apologies, I should have mentioned that. It's been about 9 months.
Re: Rust 1.5
#8I have a small question : I have installed 1.4 through rustup.sh. What is the clean way to upgrade to 1.5 ? I don't think there is some kind of 'rustup.sh upgrade' Delete 1.4 & reinstall ? Or downloading rustup 1.5 will apply a clean install on the existing one ?
Run rustup.sh again, and it will Just Work. (If not, that's a bug.) If you want to have multiple versions installed at the same time, https://github.com/brson/multirust is super cool. Generally speaking, installation is something we're working on: working with Linux package maintainers, rolling rustup and multirust together and making them work well cross-platform, etc.
It's also easy to have multiple versions installed using nix.
Re: Rust 1.5
#9I have a small question : I have installed 1.4 through rustup.sh. What is the clean way to upgrade to 1.5 ? I don't think there is some kind of 'rustup.sh upgrade' Delete 1.4 & reinstall ? Or downloading rustup 1.5 will apply a clean install on the existing one ?
Run rustup.sh again, and it will Just Work. (If not, that's a bug.) If you want to have multiple versions installed at the same time, https://github.com/brson/multirust is super cool. Generally speaking, installation is something we're working on: working with Linux package maintainers, rolling rustup and multirust together and making them work well cross-platform, etc.
Any plans to offer official Rust Docker images?
Or is this it? https://hub.docker.com/r/jimmycuadra/rust/
Re: Rust 1.5
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well, "now" is relative. When did you last try? They've been steadily dropping each release, though this latest one isn't as large as the last few.
Apologies, I should have mentioned that. It's been about 9 months.
Since then Rust 1.2 had a big focus on performance: http://blog.rust-lang.org/2015/08/06/Rust-1.2.html