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@gschulze @dbaileychess @CasperN sorry, don't know the Rust ecosystem, so feel free to upgrade these deps to whatever they need to be, but the last time they were upgraded our CI was failing for over a month because of it, so lets make sure the new versions work with FlatBuffers. Also, still a ton of warnings on the Rust build in general if anyone fancies to have a look. |
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by undoing what appears to have broken it: #8372