Temporarily pin CI to Rust nightly-2024-09-22 #6048
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We use Rust nightly on CI in order to check that fuzz targets can still compile. With current latest nightly we’re running into a compiler panic: rust-lang/rust#130769 To unblock merging PRs, this pins the nightly version used on CI to a slightly older one that does not have this panic. This should be reverted after the panic is fixed in a new Rust nightly.
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This reverts PR #6048 now that rust-lang/rust#130769 is fixed. Fixes ROUTER-764
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This reverts PR #6048 now that rust-lang/rust#130769 is fixed.
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We use Rust nightly on CI in order to check that fuzz targets can still compile. With current latest nightly we’re running into a compiler panic: rust-lang/rust#130769
To unblock merging PRs, this pins the nightly version used on CI to a slightly older one that does not have this panic. This should be reverted after the panic is fixed in a new Rust nightly.