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pacak
commented on June 27, 2024
Compiles fine on linux with 1.79 and most recent versions of dependencies and because some dependencies already updated - fails to compile with 1.78
14: 0x10fd42be8 - <rustc_middle[7d6fe3bd18d758b7]::query::on_disk_cache::OnDiskCache>::load_indexed::<&[(rustc_middle[7d6fe3bd18d758b7]::ty::predicate::Clause, rustc_span[8def9120bc3fdd6f]::span_encoding::Span)]>
This suggests that rustc tries to load something from the incremental compilation cache. Is the panic fixed by cargo clean? If so - do you remember what you did right before it panicked?
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vladenysiuk
commented on June 27, 2024
From what I remember - I installed crate colors_transform, and then it stopped compiling and started producing an error of this kind. Pretty sure that I haven't done cargo clean back than.
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