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Raise the minimums of the Bake task crates, base-design, and base-security to their releases declaring rust-version. - #82
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…security` to their releases declaring `rust-version`.
….88, and why base-design and base-security are raised.
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Raise the minimums of bake-agent-context (0.4.4), bake-cargo (0.9.2), bake-license (0.2.10), bake-markdown (0.6.1), bake-readme (0.3.1), bake-releases (0.3.8), bake-test (0.3.8), base-design (0.1.1), and base-security (0.2.1) to their newest releases, which declare
rust-version(1.88 for the Bake task crates, 1.87 forbase-designandbase-security): the edition 2024 resolver prefers versions compatible with a workspace'srust-version, so Base repositories declaring Rust 1.87 kept resolving the older releases under the open>=minimums. Thebakeminimum stays at 0.20.0, because requiring bake 0.20.2 in a Rust 1.87 workspace makes the task crates' openbakerequirements ("0",>=0.18.0,>=0.19.0) resolve bake 0.19.2 alongside it, and the downstreambake/package then fails to compile with twobakecrates; base-project itself declares norust-version, since declaring 1.88 would make those workspaces prefer base-project 0.1.8 in the same way.