Fix no-std alloc builds #549
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I'm not sure what's going on. But this doesn't seem like the right fix. |
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Ah, I can tell you what's going on! Recent versions of nightly Rust re-organised the (still unstable) You obviously still have an older nightly compiler, hence the fixes break your local builds. It really is a pain having unstable dependencies (and they could probably have handled it better by introducing deprecations under the old names, as aliases to the new names), but oh well. |
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Currently
--no-default-features --features=allocbuilds from master are failing which makes all PRs fail tests.