Add rust-toolchain.toml #34
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sealemar
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| channel = "nightly-2022-08-11" | |||
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This version was copied from the readme. I'm not sure exactly what requires the nightly build, @ashbeitz should be able to help
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Ibeji has a basic DTDL Parser that uses a json-ld parser that has a dependency on the nightly build.
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* add toolchain file * add toml to approved words
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Adding a rust-toolchain.toml file will automatically manage the toolchain version when building projects in this repository. Because different ESDV components are using different toolchain files, this makes building multiple components side-by-side easier by avoiding the need to manually switch the current toolchain version