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build: fix the stale dash-core-proof version that fails every --locked build on v5.1-dev - #5650
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#5521 added dash-core-proof to the lockfile at 5.0.0-rc.4. It was tested against a v5.1-dev from before the 5.0.1 bump (#5606) came in through the v5.0-dev merge, so the crate's workspace version is now 5.0.1 and `cargo --locked` refuses the stale entry. Every Rust workspace test job on v5.1-dev fails before Clippy runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Every PR into
v5.1-devnow fails Rust workspace tests before Clippy runs:#5521 added
dash-core-prooftoCargo.lockat5.0.0-rc.4. Its CI ran against av5.1-devfrom before the 5.0.1 bump (#5606) came in through thev5.0-devmerge. The crate takes the workspace version, now5.0.1, so the merged lockfile is stale.What was done?
Regenerated
Cargo.lock. The only change isdash-core-proof's version,5.0.0-rc.4→5.0.1.How Has This Been Tested?
cargo metadata --lockedfails onv5.1-dev20b5e06 and passes on this branch.Breaking Changes
None.
Checklist:
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