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This is a workaround for Github Actions to support rust unstable environment - nightly.

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  • nightly as a new stage
  • nightly is enabled only for ubuntu
  • add additional variable allow_failure
  • allow_failure continues failed steps on nightly
  • move environment variable RUST_BACKTRACE to global scope.

Result: in case of failure, nightly stage is marked as succeeded.

Example of simulation when one test is broken:
https://github.com/AnderEnder/aws-lambda-rust-runtime/runs/306148543

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@AnderEnder AnderEnder changed the title test failure workaround nightly failure workaround Nov 16, 2019
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Can we address the deprecation notice that came up as a warning? https://github.com/actions-rs/components-nightly#deprecation-notice

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@davidbarsky, done.

@AnderEnder AnderEnder changed the title nightly failure workaround CI: nightly failure workaround Nov 17, 2019
@davidbarsky davidbarsky merged commit 6866f2b into awslabs:master Nov 17, 2019
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thanks!

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