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Check if the file $HOME/.cargo/env has executable permissions. If not then you can add it by doing chmod +x $HOME/.cargo/env and open a new tab or source it with . $HOME/.zshrc.

It looks to me the environment is not loaded. Check if have . "$HOME/.cargo/env" in your $HOME/.bashrc or $HOME/.zshrc file of the shell that you use. If its not already there add it.

Your issue here is that function passed to reduce must return a value of the same type as original iterator's item, which for iterators created through Iter trait is always &T. However, you can't return a reference from a function, because it would point to a freed stack frame.
Your options are:

• to use into_iter() instead, which consumes the collection it's called on and yields owned values,
• to use iter().cloned() which will clone the values, again yielding an iterator over owned values, although it might be costly for non-primitive types.

But in this specific case of summing up an iterator, you should just use iter().sum().

The behaviour was changed in RFC 3052, implemented in Cargo 1.53. From the RFC:

cargo init will stop pre-populating the field when running the command, and it will not include the field at all in the default Cargo.toml. Crate authors will still be able to manually include the field before publishing if they so choose.

It turned out that the authors list in a crate's manifest created more problems than it solved, because the manifest is immutable, while the authors of a crate are not.

So as of today, there is no way to automatically add authors on a new cargo project.

After so much of the build try, I realized that the netlify env key AIRTABLE_API_KEY has been altered, fixing the API key resolved the issue.

Note: Use Netlify-cli tool and try to use netlify build --debug locally

It looks like you installed the Rust toolchain using the root account. This can be fixed by changing the user and group permissions of .rustup.

If you don't strictly require Emscripten, you should use Rust's custom WASM support, which is available through the wasm32-unknown-unknown as this is where most of Rust-related WASM development happens.

If you want an example of how to use this target, check out the Rust WASM book.

Seems like the node version v10.11.0 is the issue.

All you have to do is,

Either set a NODE_VERSION environment variable higher than 10.12.0

or

Add a .node-version or .nvmrc file to the site’s base directory in your repository and specify a higher version.

Configure Builds (Netlify): https://docs.netlify.com/configure-builds/manage-dependencies/#node-js-and-javascript

or

Use a netlify.toml file and specify as shown below.

The issue is that your pip version is too old to install one of this project's subdependencies, cryptography, which is using newer features.

Upgrading pip with the following will make it possible to install this package: