Rust 1.95.0 has been released, introducing the new cfg_select! macro to streamline configuration macros and enhance memory safety APIs. The update allows developers to utilize if-let guards within match expressions, improving the handling of complex patterns. However, embedded developers should note that support for custom target specifications has been removed from the stable channel, which may require them to switch to nightly builds for flexibility. Users are encouraged to update to the latest version using rustup and to report any bugs encountered in beta or nightly releases to help improve the language
Rust 1.95.0 released
Rust 1.95.0 is now available via rustup update stable and brings a new cfg_select! macro designed to replace older configuration crates. Match expressions gain support for if-let guards which makes handling complex patterns much safer without needing extra dependencies. Embedded developers should note that custom target specs are no longer supported on the stable channel in this release. Users interested in testing can switch to beta or nightly builds but must report any bugs they find immediately.
