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Chore: Omit Rust from the nightly release workflow #5559

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We have observed that the Rust compiler fails randomly. To not disrupt the workflow of the nightly release, and as the Rust compiler is still under active development, it does not make sense to include it as part of the nightly.

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We have observed that the Rust compiler fails randomly. To not disrupt the workflow of the nightly release, and as the Rust compiler is still under active development, it does not make sense to include it as part of the nightly.
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I think this is smart to not slow down development in general, but I'm worried about losing track of this exception before we actually mark Rust as done.

Can you cut an issue and tie it to whatever tracking you have for the remaining Rust work?

@robin-aws robin-aws enabled auto-merge (squash) June 14, 2024 22:29
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@robin-aws robin-aws merged commit f4320dc into master Jun 15, 2024
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@robin-aws robin-aws deleted the chore-deactivate-rust-nightly branch June 15, 2024 17:25
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Bypassed required checks since it was repeatedly hitting #5488

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