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This GitHub Action finds the latest Rust nightly buildwith the requestedcomponent available.

Sinceactions-rs/toolchainAction is now utilizesrustup ability to find the most recentnightly buildwithmultiple components available, this Action is deprecated now.
Consider removing it from your workflows and useactions-rs/toolchain directly.

For example, instead of

steps:  -uses:actions/checkout@master  -id:componentuses:actions-rs/components-nightly@v1with:component:clippy  -uses:actions-rs/toolchain@v1with:toolchain:${{ steps.component.outputs.toolchain }}override:true

you can now tuneactions-rs/toolchain action:

steps:  -uses:actions/checkout@master  -uses:actions-rs/toolchain@v1with:toolchain:nightlycomponents:clippyoverride:true

SeeComponents section for more.

This Action will not be updated anymore, but will be leaved as isin order not to break workflows, which are using it already.

Ever had the problem when your nightly build breaks because todaynightlydoes not has theclippy available? With this Action you can find the most recentnightly build with the clippy available.

Found toolchain name will be set as anAction output,ex.nightly-2019-09-13-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.

Note that this Action does not do anything else with the found toolchain,you need to install it / set as an override manually, for example,with aactions-rs/toolchain Action.

on:[push]name:nightly clippyjobs:lint:runs-on:ubuntu-lateststeps:      -uses:actions/checkout@master      -id:componentuses:actions-rs/components-nightly@v1with:component:clippy      -uses:actions-rs/toolchain@v1with:toolchain:${{ steps.component.outputs.toolchain }}override:true

Seeadditional recipes here.

If thetarget input is omitted, default target triple for the current host will be used: