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Every few days, I fire up a terminal (PowerShell Core) and run rustup check to see if there's a new stable release of the Rust toolchain available. Most of the time, there isn't a release available, and I'm kinda left wondering when I should check again.
Solution you'd like
It would be kinda neat if the rustup check command would indicate the next planned / targeted release of a Rust toolchain update, for stable and beta release channels, at least.
Think of it like "hey, you're up-to-date, but check back in 2 weeks and there will probably be a new stable release!" or "next week there will probably be a new beta of 1.84!"
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I don't think this would be trivial to do for the general case. The stable channel has a very reliable cadence but I'm not sure the same is true for beta and for nightly it feels fairly pointless?
I recommend just putting a repeating 6-week event in your calendar (I have this).
Problem you are trying to solve
Every few days, I fire up a terminal (PowerShell Core) and run
rustup check
to see if there's a newstable
release of the Rust toolchain available. Most of the time, there isn't a release available, and I'm kinda left wondering when I should check again.Solution you'd like
It would be kinda neat if the
rustup check
command would indicate the next planned / targeted release of a Rust toolchain update, forstable
andbeta
release channels, at least.Think of it like "hey, you're up-to-date, but check back in 2 weeks and there will probably be a new stable release!" or "next week there will probably be a new beta of 1.84!"
Notes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: