rustup-find =========== A Rust binary that automatically finds the latest version of Rust that has all the currently installed components. ## Usage ``` rustup-find 0.1.2 Grégoire Geis Use rustup to automatically find and/or install the latest Rust version that supports all the currently installed components. USAGE: rustup-find.exe [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [SUBCOMMAND] FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -n, --no-colors Whether colors should be disabled. -q, --quiet Whether nothing should be logged. -s, --skip-installed Do not try to install already installed components. -V, --version Prints version information -v, --verbose Whether we should log more informations than needed. OPTIONS: -c, --components ... Space-separated list of components that must be available for a release to be considered valid. -d, --days Number of days to check starting at the given offset. [default: 30] -o, --offset Number of days before today at which to start checking. [default: 0] -b, --rustup-bin Path to the Rustup binary. [default: rustup] -r, --rustup-dir Path to the Rustup config directory. [default: ~/.rustup] -t, --toolchain Target toolchain. SUBCOMMANDS: find Find the latest available release that matches the current components. install Find, download and install the latest available release that matches the current components. replace Find and download the latest available release that matches the current components, and replace the given toolchain by the newly downloaded one. ``` If the `toolchain` is not provided, it will be resolved using `rustup toolchain list | grep default`. ## Examples As a `x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` user, releases of `rls-preview` are quite rare, which is why I created this app. Here are a different examples of how this binary can be used. ### Install latest release that matches the current default toolchain and its components ```bash # This command will: # - Find the correct release. # - Install it using `rustup toolchain install`. # - Move the newly installed toolchain from `channel-date-target` to `channel-target`, # overriding the previous one. $ rustup-find --verbose --offset 25 replace [i] Channel: nightly. [i] Target: x86_64-pc-windows-gnu. [i] Required components: cargo, rls-preview, rust-analysis, rust-docs, rust-mingw, rust-std, rustc. [i] The following component was missing in 2018-07-21: rls-preview. [i] The following component was missing in 2018-07-20: rls-preview. [+] Found valid toolchain: nightly-2018-07-19-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu. [i] Installing toolchain... [+] Installed toolchain nightly-2018-07-19-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu. [i] Replacing previous toolchain nightly-pc-windows-gnu... [+] Replaced previous toolchain nightly-pc-windows-gnu by nightly-2018-07-19-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu. ``` ### Install latest release that matches the current default toolchain and its components ```bash # This command will: # - Find the correct release. # - Install it using `rustup toolchain install`. $ rustup-find install [+] Found valid toolchain: nightly-2018-07-19-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu. [+] Installed toolchain nightly-2018-07-19-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu. ``` ### Find latest release that matches the given toolchain and its components ```bash # This command will: # - Find the correct release, and return it. $ rustup-find --toolchain nightly-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc nightly-2018-08-17-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc ``` ### Example failure ```bash $ rustup-find --days 5 --verbose [i] Channel: nightly. [i] Target: x86_64-pc-windows-gnu. [i] Required components: cargo, rls-preview, rust-analysis, rust-docs, rust-mingw, rust-std, rustc. [i] The following component was missing in 2018-08-26: rls-preview. [i] The following component was missing in 2018-08-25: rls-preview. [i] The following component was missing in 2018-08-24: rls-preview. [i] No components were available in 2018-08-23. [i] No components were available in 2018-08-22. [-] Could not find a match in the last 5 days. ```