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windows: add a way to install rustfmt alongside MSI-based rust installation #3075
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To fix this we could put pre-built binaries on the release page, but even then I am not sure if you could run those binaries without installing the nightly. |
Starting from the 2.0 release, we will provide pre-built binaries for Windows/macOS/Linux. |
@topecongiro - what are your thoughts on doing something like a tag-push based trigger in a GHA workflow that will create the pre-built binaries (presumably for all Tier 1 platforms) and create the GitHub Release with that tag and binaries as artifacts? |
@calebcartwright Yeah, adding some kind of automation as you described is what I have in mind. |
@topecongiro The pre-built binary was not statically built and requires a library file that does not match the one in the latest stable Rust MSI installer. |
For various reasons, I use MSI-based stable rust installer on Windows. For such an installation flavor, there seems to be no way to install
rustfmt
:rustup
, because it's MSI installationCan this be fixed or are there any workarounds?
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