ci: Test Rust code against current C code #292
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Our current Rust CI was testing against the *stable* composefs, i.e. whatever happened to be in the current Fedora. This is too confusing, so move the CI for Rust into the main workflow, and test against the C library under test too. Also, add a `--all-features` run to add coverage for the feature that enables running against the latest C library. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <[email protected]>
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Our current Rust CI was testing against the stable composefs, i.e. whatever happened to be in the current Fedora.
This is too confusing, so move the CI for Rust into the main workflow, and test against the C library under test too.
Also, add a
--all-featuresrun to add coverage for the feature that enables running against the latest C library.