Commit the Cargo.lock file to build with known working versions of dependencies #1720
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This offloads some care to consumers, as by default they might now pull in transitive dependencies that break UniFFI's MSRV. What they will need to do is
cargo update -p $dep --precise $ver
where$ver
is a version that is MSRV-compatible (and is probably the one uniffi's Cargo.lock file contains)Alternative to the pinning in #1719
Briefly discussed with Mark in chat.
cargo is changing recommendations around that: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/cargo/faq.html#why-have-cargolock-in-version-control
I certainly had confusion in the past due to different versions use locally than in CI until I realized a mismatch in dependencies.
I'm fairly confident this is fine getting pulled into m-c. The lock file will be ignored and only m-c's lockfile counts. m-c will need to ensure transitive dependencies are within MSRV.
Yes, that offloads that responsibility to other places.
But other consumers with higher MSRVs can use those updated transitive dependencies.