The team behind the rustup installer for the Rust programming language has released an update to the command-line utility.
Announced September 1, rustup 1.29.1 improves concurrency in two rustup operations, according to the Rustup Team. Now, when running rustup update, rustup will first check for possible updates in parallel. And when running rustup component add with multiple components, the components now will be installed concurrently.
The rustup 1.29.1 update also re-enables implicit installation, which was removed with rustup 1.28.0. However, implicit installation of the active toolchain in rustup-init and rustup invocations has been deprecated and will now produce a warning. In versions 1.27 and earlier, rustup would implicitly install the active toolchain if it was found missing whenever rustup was invoked. This behavior could not be disabled and had become a source of confusion, the Rustup Team said. Developers now can control it with the RUSTUP_AUTO_INSTALL environment variable or the rustup set auto-install command, the team explained in a blog post.
