Hello,

John Soo <[email protected]> writes:

> I just talked to burntsushi on github about the failing ripgrep tests.
> It looks like the version of bstr we are now using changed the
> representation of bstrs and caused us test failures.  Changing the
> version of bstr used in [email protected] to 0.2.12 should fix the
> problem.

I disabled tests in ripgrep a few hours ago for the same reason. This is
not great, but I couldn't find another solution. In particular,
replacing rust-bstr-0.2 with a special rust-bstr-0.2.12 did not work
because regular rust-bstr-0.2 is still used as a transitive dependency.

Do you think of a better way to solve this?

Regards,
-- 
Nicolas Goaziou



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