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if you look at the snippet above it goes fine seemingly until contrib.buildgen

-.txt

hm, yes. and i could have sworn i had a loading project page for that one before, although i don't see it now. blargh =/

<@U06A03HV1> i'm seeing the rust formatting error now incidentally

as in, just now for the first time it says i need to format what it didn't before

does your branch contain daniel's change?

i don't believe it's related and wouldn't worry about it for now mostly because i don't have the time to worry about it now but i'll get to it if it continues

<@U8140S8H4> just posted <https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/pull/6201> which fixes a bug where we don't set the platform for dists with native code that we compile and link separately, which is a little bit of a  showstopper for that feature so i'm thinking i can work with him to get that working, figure out #6179, then release rc1

to clarify, the fact that all these fixes and testing is needed for code i wrote really bothers me and i'm not planning to let that happen again

fine with me. rcs are also cheap, so either way is fine.

(*cheap aside from the travis time i suppose.)

<@U6ZRNH0TC>: er: re "cutting a new release branch"

assuming you cut the branch already, you're now in <https://www.pantsbuild.org/release.html#preparing-a-release-from-a-stable-branch> mode

(generally that's where rcs after 0 happen from)

created a branch directly off master but will revise, i had forgotten even though you reminded me earlier today. thanks

you do branch off of master. but there is a `1.9.x` branch

definitely subtle, sorry. need to compare/contrast the two sections in there

i saw "release branch" and got wires crossed with internal release branch