Update toolchain, and update macro metavar syntax #2621
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The syntax change is needed for perspective to compile on newer toolchains the relevant rust repo change is here: rust-lang/rust@0278505 Signed-off-by: Tom Jakubowski <tom@prospective.dev>
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Thanks for the PR! I've cherry-picked this into #2623, closing. |
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The syntax change is needed for perspective to compile on newer toolchains
the relevant rust repo change is here:
rust-lang/rust@0278505
I also updated some code to address new lints from the toolchain update, in a separate commit for readability