DevotionGeo
Does Rocket still depend on nightlies or it can be used with stable versions?
Some time ago I read somewhere that Rocket will work with stable versions of Rust.
The previous version’s changelog says, “Core: Removed use of unsupported cfg(debug_assertions) in Cargo.toml, allowing for builds on latest nightlies.” and the newest version (0.4.5) mentions nothing about the underlying Rust version (stable vs unstable). Which means it’s still depending on nightlies or am I missing something?
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OvermindDL1
5.0+ runs on stable, not 4.5.
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