Re:Rust 1.x seems to not always be backward compatible in pr...
by spinax on Sunday June 13, 2021 @10:47AM
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> Well, Debian Bullseye, a distro that hasn't even been released yet, already has a rustc that's so out of date (ie, ~5 months, 1.48)
Sadly, Debian does this a lot - Bullseye is going to release with NodeJS v12 which is already in Maintenance LTS (dying) and not the Active LTS (v14) and has 4 more newer Current releases (15->18). I am a Debian supporter but this is a distro problem of locking in on already out of date dev tools over and over again, Bullseye is already far out of date before it's even launched.
Sadly, Debian does this a lot - Bullseye is going to release with NodeJS v12 which is already in Maintenance LTS (dying) and not the Active LTS (v14) and has 4 more newer Current releases (15->18). I am a Debian supporter but this is a distro problem of locking in on already out of date dev tools over and over again, Bullseye is already far out of date before it's even launched.
https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=nodejs&searchon=...
https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/