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I want to install rust in a Dockerfile in a way that is reproducible, and future proof. The apt install rustc is too old, so I'm trying rustup.
I was reading the --help for rustup. It has this example:
rustup.sh --revision=1.0.0-beta
But I cannot find any way to enumerate valid options for revision. Here's a dockerfile that mentions "1.4.0".. In fact, "1.4.0" worked for me, but "1.0.0-beta" from the docs did not. Nor did "1.13.0-beta".
I was able to get "1.12.0" to work, which is fine for my purposes, but:
it would be great to have a page to visit to enumerate these, ideally linked from the docs
I don't know if this is intended to be a stable way to install rust that will work N years in the future.
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I want to install rust in a Dockerfile in a way that is reproducible, and future proof. The
apt install rustc
is too old, so I'm trying rustup.I was reading the
--help
for rustup. It has this example:rustup.sh --revision=1.0.0-beta
But I cannot find any way to enumerate valid options for revision. Here's a dockerfile that mentions "1.4.0".. In fact, "1.4.0" worked for me, but "1.0.0-beta" from the docs did not. Nor did "1.13.0-beta".
I was able to get "1.12.0" to work, which is fine for my purposes, but:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: