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I solved the problem by https://github.com/a-b-street/abstreet/commit/889c500eb1ea5ea9c1ae722759d7dcca99383e25 and https://github.com/a-b-street/abstreet/commit/60352747bf1af6e0d55022537f5af06b0ae0e1cb. Another thread here describes the process. Feel free to reach out if you hit similar issues and can't figure out how to workaround.
I've actually posted about this before and found a solution there: figuring out which transitive dependencies have different features enabled between the two binaries. Sadly, the tools that worked a year ago don't anymore. cargo-feature-analyst seemingly needs to handle Cargo.lock version 3, and this cargo tree PR has deviated too far from the recent repo anymore. I've tried some workflows trying to diff cargo tree -e features between the two binaries, but haven't found the issue yet.
I've actually posted about this before and found a solution there: figuring out which transitive dependencies have different features enabled between the two binaries. Sadly, the tools that worked a year ago don't anymore. cargo-feature-analyst seemingly needs to handle Cargo.lock version 3, and this cargo tree PR has deviated too far from the recent repo anymore. I've tried some workflows trying to diff cargo tree -e features between the two binaries, but haven't found the issue yet.
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