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I was using multirust ctl override-toolchain command to show the currently selected toolchain in my shell's prompt if the current directory contains a Cargo.toml file, similarly to showing the current git branch if the directory is a git repository. I've found issue #491 mentioning that ctl like commands are not likely to appear in rustup.
Would you consider this as a use case for a new rustup command or should I fall back to some other solution, like piping rustup's output through sed?
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Well, programming rust is fun, so I threw together a small helper program for this. I think a subcommand like rustup show override could still be useful for prompts and other scripting purposes, so I will leave the issue open but feel free to close it if you think this is out of scope for the rustup project.
I was using
multirust ctl override-toolchain
command to show the currently selected toolchain in my shell's prompt if the current directory contains aCargo.toml
file, similarly to showing the current git branch if the directory is a git repository. I've found issue #491 mentioning that ctl like commands are not likely to appear in rustup.Would you consider this as a use case for a new rustup command or should I fall back to some other solution, like piping rustup's output through sed?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: