fuelup automatically determines which toolchain to use when one of the installed commands like
forc is executed.
You can override the installed default toolchain using a fuel-toolchain.toml file.
The fuel-toolchain.toml file allows projects to "pin" to a specific set of fuel toolchain component versions. This greatly improves the reproducibility of a project, as the fuel-toolchain.toml contains the set of known, working versions for each tool used to build it.
When this file is present, fuelup will override the default toolchain with the specified toolchain when executing binaries
in the toolchain.
In these cases, the toolchain can be specified in a file called fuel-toolchain.toml. These toolchains can only be
the distributed toolchains at this point in time.
Here's what a sample project might look like:
$ tree -L 1 # 'tree -L 1' shows the project structure up to the depth of 1
.
├── Cargo.toml
├── Forc.toml
├── fuel-toolchain.toml
├── project
├── README.md
└── SPECIFICATION.md An application using the beta-3 toolchain:
[toolchain]
channel = "beta-3" Let's say we have a project on the beta-3 testnet, and we want to try using a different version forc to develop on it:
[toolchain]
channel = "beta-3"
[components]
forc = "0.36.0" # in beta-3, forc is pinned to v0.37.3