I wanted to originally support old Rust versions for as long as I can since insta is a testing tool and as a user you never want to be in a situation where you cannot test your own crate to your own preferred version ranges because your test tool moves you up.
Unfortunately the world is moving up around insta right now:
A few other things already moved up, some of which we dropped in the process (see #214)
I have not yet decided what I want to do here, but one way is to drop once_cell for now and not to upgrade in similar to postpone this issue for a while. Potentially the discussion in the community settles by then. It seems like the community is abandoning supporting old rustc versions in general (see rust-lang/libs-team#72).
I wanted to originally support old Rust versions for as long as I can since insta is a testing tool and as a user you never want to be in a situation where you cannot test your own crate to your own preferred version ranges because your test tool moves you up.
Unfortunately the world is moving up around insta right now:
once_cell, which moved up to 1.56: Minimum Rust Version matklad/once_cell#201: potential workaround is to ditchonce_cellsimilarusesbstrwhich in the 1.x release train moved up to 1.60. This is a bit of a weird situation since this is my own crate but there are users who would like the new version to avoid duplicates: Updatebstrto 1.x similar#40consoleusesonce_cellwhich indirectly now moved to 1.56: Drop once_cell / new MSRV Policy console-rs/console#134tomlis moving up to 1.60 but they are open to making this a semver bump: MSRV policy toml-rs/toml#346A few other things already moved up, some of which we dropped in the process (see #214)
I have not yet decided what I want to do here, but one way is to drop
once_cellfor now and not to upgrade insimilarto postpone this issue for a while. Potentially the discussion in the community settles by then. It seems like the community is abandoning supporting old rustc versions in general (see rust-lang/libs-team#72).