WIP: update dependencies and emit checksums

[jaskij]

• update the dependencies to latest versions
• also merged emit inline checksum #73 because I needed a single version that does it all
• MSRV 1.75

[jaskij]

I made this fork because I needed latest dependency versions in one place with @ensc's inline checksums from #73. Not entirely sure if it is intended to be merged, or just for others to use before master gets updated.

[jaskij]

I had to remove inline checksums because as it turns out they don't work with Kirkstone

[Finomnis]

I had to remove inline checksums because as it turns out they don't work with Kirkstone

But it doesn't work on newer versions without them. Any way this could become a cli flag? With enabled by default, because it's required on all newer versions?

[jaskij]

@Finomnis good idea, I mostly treated this as a semi-private WIP, but yeah, the checksums should be default, but optional. Done.

The commit history is a mess though.

[Finomnis]

@Finomnis good idea, I mostly treated this as a semi-private WIP, but yeah, the checksums should be default, but optional. Done.

The commit history is a mess though.

That's fine, I guess :D that's what squash merge is for :P

[jaskij]

For what it's worth, while I'm not doing much testing, I am dogfooding this fork, and so far it's 2/2 working, including git dependencies and path dependencies within repo. No submodules though.

[paolobarbolini]

Maybe cargo-update-recipe-crates (see #83) would be a better solution for newer Yocto versions?

[jaskij]

FWIW, I have just rebased it on top of master, but that's only to get a consistent state for my work on rewriting the thing from scratch.

[Finomnis]

I also switched to Yocto's built-in mechanism. In my opinion think this crate should be deprecated, as it tends to lead new users down the wrong path of how to integrate Rust into Yocto.

See #83.

[jaskij]

@Finomnis totally fair, but I do need it working unless I can move our devices off of Kirkstone, and I know there are others who use pre-Scarthgarp versions of Yocto.