When I run cargo command. be like...
you've written an assertion i think, it does not pass.
The assertion is in the curl crate as compiled into cargo, nothing they wrote.
It's due to an error return from curl_sys::curl_global_init,[1] but the man page was uninformative about error codes,[2] so that's where I stopped digging.
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Thank you, I've thought OP was writing his own library.
The code is actually no better - it returns a single error code for everything, likely relying on the callees to report any error details in debug logs.
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This morning, I just switched branches in my code project, then when I ran cargo build,cargo check,cargo run , I got an error, the same error shown in the picture. After that, when I only ran cargo , I still got the same error. Eventually, I decided to try rustup install 1.75.0 and set it as default with rustup default 1.75.0 . Lowering the version of cargo and Rust resolved the issue.I've been using the latest stable version of Rust, maybe it's an issue with the latest stable version.
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Sounds like it might be an actual regression (though other possibilities also exist). If you can reproduce the error by switching to a specific version, consider filing a bug report.
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Switching back to the latest version with rustup doesn't reproduce the error anymore, so I'll stick with version 1.75.0 for now.
Did you also close the command shell then open a new one in between the tests?
I tried it, but it didn't work.
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