Rust 1.93.1 is a point release aimed at fixing three significant regressions from version 1.93.0, which caused issues in the compiler, rustfmt, and wasm builds. The update addresses an internal compiler error (ICE) when encountering new keywords, silences a Clippy false-positive warning, and resolves a file descriptor leak affecting the wasm32-wasip2 target. Users can easily update to this version with the command `rustup update stable`, and it's recommended for those using rustfmt or Clippy to avoid build stalls and errors. Overall, the update ensures more reliable performance and is essential for developers relying on these tools

Rust 1.93.1: A New Point Release to Address Compiler Issues

Rust 1.93.1 is a point release that undoes three regressions introduced in 1.93.0: it stops the compiler from crashing when rustfmt encounters new keywords, silences a Clippy false‑positive on implicit dereference field access, and fixes a file descriptor leak on the wasm32‑wasip2 target. Updating via rustup update stable fetches the patched binaries and can be verified with rustc --version. The ICE and noisy lint warnings have been known to break CI pipelines, while the wasm leak caused “too many open files” errors in long‑running services. In short, if rustfmt, Clippy, or wasm builds are part of the workflow, installing 1.93.1 is the only sensible move.

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