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Re-disable rls packaging for 1.19 #42357

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brson opened this issue Jun 1, 2017 · 3 comments
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Re-disable rls packaging for 1.19 #42357

brson opened this issue Jun 1, 2017 · 3 comments
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brson commented Jun 1, 2017

Currently on the 1.19 branch rls is packaged for standalone installers and also (I think) for rustup.

Unfortunately there is still debate about the the story we want to tell here wrt the stability of the RLS, so it's not happening for 1.19

Revert the PR that added it to the installers and make sure it's not packaged for rustup. Since 1.19 branches soon this will likely need to be backported.

cc @alexcrichton @nrc

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[beta] Prepare the 1.19.0 beta release

* ~~Update the cargo submodule~~
* Update the stage0 bootstrap to 1.18.0 release
* Update release channel to beta
* Disable the RLS (this'll happen next beta hopefully)

Closes #42357
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brson commented Jul 8, 2017

It looks like this was disabled in this backport.

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brson commented Jul 8, 2017

AFAIK there is no movement to get rls stable for 1.20 so we may have to do it again....

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brson commented Jul 13, 2017

I'm going to claim this is done.

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