build(deps): bump the cargo group across 1 directory with 89 updates

[dependabot]

Bumps the cargo group with 89 updates in the / directory:

Package	From	To
toml	1.1.4+spec-1.1.0	1.1.5+spec-1.1.0
uuid	1.24.1	1.26.0
indexmap	2.14.0	2.14.1
which	8.0.5	8.0.6
bon	3.9.3	3.10.0
itertools	0.14.0	0.15.0
uucore	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_arch	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_base32	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_base64	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_basename	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_basenc	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_cat	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_cksum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_b2sum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_md5sum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sha1sum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sha224sum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sha256sum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sha384sum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sha512sum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_comm	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_cp	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_csplit	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_cut	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_date	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_dd	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_df	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_dir	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_dircolors	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_dirname	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_du	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_echo	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_env	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_expand	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_expr	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_factor	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_false	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_fmt	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_fold	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_head	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_hostname	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_join	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_link	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_ln	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_ls	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_mkdir	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_mktemp	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_more	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_mv	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_nl	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_nproc	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_numfmt	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_od	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_paste	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_pr	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_printenv	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_printf	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_ptx	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_pwd	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_readlink	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_realpath	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_rm	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_rmdir	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_seq	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_shred	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_shuf	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sleep	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sort	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_split	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sum	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_sync	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_tac	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_tail	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_tee	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_test	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_touch	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_tr	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_true	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_truncate	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_tsort	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_uname	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_unexpand	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_uniq	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_unlink	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_vdir	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_wc	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_whoami	0.10.0	0.11.0
uu_yes	0.10.0	0.11.0

Updates toml from 1.1.4+spec-1.1.0 to 1.1.5+spec-1.1.0

Commits

• e93ed4e chore: Release
• d23436d docs: Update changelog
• 151afcd fix(de): Ensure DeValue::make_owned includes DeInteger/DeFloat (#1211)
• 26a4050 fix(de): Ensure DeValue::make_owned includes DeInteger/DeFloat
• 232f136 chore(deps): Update Prek to v0.5.1 (#1209)
• 9ee4b4e chore(deps): Update crate-ci/typos digest to 4d9c206 (#1208)
• 525f352 chore(deps): Update crate-ci/committed digest to 800a04e (#1207)
• 46043ed chore(deps): Update crate-ci/typos digest to 4d9c206
• c00e894 chore(deps): Update crate-ci/committed digest to 800a04e
• 1ae0158 chore(deps): Update Prek to v0.5.0 (#1205)
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Updates uuid from 1.24.1 to 1.26.0

Release notes

Sourced from uuid's releases.

v1.26.0

What's Changed

• Add ContextV7::with_additional_precision_bits by @​ChrisJr404 in uuid-rs/uuid#904
• Prepare for 1.26.0 release by @​KodrAus in uuid-rs/uuid#905

Full Changelog: uuid-rs/uuid@1.25.0...v1.26.0

1.25.0

What's Changed

• Add a serde::bytes module that encodes a Uuid as a byte string by @​ChrisJr404 in uuid-rs/uuid#902
• Prepare for 1.25.0 release by @​KodrAus in uuid-rs/uuid#903

New Contributors

• @​ChrisJr404 made their first contribution in uuid-rs/uuid#902

Full Changelog: uuid-rs/uuid@v1.24.1...1.25.0

Commits

• cdc96a8 Merge pull request #905 from uuid-rs/cargo/v1.26.0
• 34e4f49 don't test macros under miri
• d9e7242 update nightly used for miri
• ec16819 prepare for 1.26.0 release
• 162cd20 Merge pull request #904 from ChrisJr404/v7-additional-precision-bits
• 97eceff Add ContextV7::with_additional_precision_bits for microsecond clocks
• 302e0bf Merge pull request #903 from uuid-rs/cargo/1.25.0
• b7ccde8 prepare for 1.25.0 release
• c62dffb Merge pull request #902 from ChrisJr404/serde-bytes-module
• 8c198b2 Add a serde::bytes module that encodes as a byte string
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Updates indexmap from 2.14.0 to 2.14.1

Changelog

Sourced from indexmap's changelog.

2.14.1 (2026-08-28)

• Simplify comparisons where Equivalent isn't needed (Q = K).
• Unify index assertions for bounds checks.
• Fix (or expect) clippy lints.

Commits

• fdf7e17 Merge pull request #449 from cuviper/release-2.14.1
• ada540e Release 2.14.1
• af93b43 expect clippy::redundant_slicing in tests
• c95da18 fix clippy::derivable_impls
• 2196365 fix clippy::useless_vec (and more) in tests
• 1c2be7b use inherent usize::MAX
• 64f4a06 fix clippy::int_plus_one
• 41760c5 fix clippy::map_entry
• be7ffd0 expect clippy::unnecessary_get_then_check in benches
• bb35663 expect clippy::reversed_empty_ranges in tests
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Updates which from 8.0.5 to 8.0.6

Release notes

Sourced from which's releases.

8.0.6

What's Changed

• fix: resolve relative PATH entries against the provided cwd by @​RSS1102 in harryfei/which-rs#128

New Contributors

• @​RSS1102 made their first contribution in harryfei/which-rs#128

Full Changelog: harryfei/which-rs@8.0.5...8.0.6

Changelog

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8.0.6

• Bug fix: #128 Resolve relative PATH entries against the user provided CWD when available, rather than the process CWD. Thanks @​RSS1102 for your contribution to which!

Commits

• 17fde4a prepare patch release
• 48e49d5 Resolve relative PATH entries against cwd (#128)
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Updates bon from 3.9.3 to 3.10.0

Release notes

Sourced from bon's releases.

v3.10.0

MSRV Update Notice

This release raises the minimum supported Rust version from 1.59.0 to 1.88.0. If you are on an older compiler, stay on bon@3.9.

The new MSRV also comes with the deprecation of the implied-bounds cargo feature. Implied bounds are now added by default without any feature gate, so be sure to remove that feature from your Cargo.toml if you have it enabled. It's currently a no-op, and it won't be removed until a major release, for which there are no plans yet.

The MSRV bump comes from the darling@0.24 update, which is the first version that uses syn@3.0.

Added

• Support the default switch in the on(...) clause (#398). Thanks @​ChrisJr404 for the contribution!

Changed

• Bump MSRV to 1.88.0, move to the 2024 edition, update to syn@3.0 and darling@0.24 (#399)
• Deprecate the implied-bounds cargo feature. Implied bounds are now generated by default (#399)

Internal

• Regular maintenance (#392)

Commits

• 115d305 chore: release v3.10.0 (#400)
• 5a4944c Bump MSRV 1.88, syn 3.0 and darling 0.24 (#399)
• 83845f6 feat: support the default switch in the on(...) clause (#398)
• 3740a33 Fix a typo in the blog post (#394)
• 14849d9 Blog post. 2 Years Retrospective (#393)
• 43eb241 [Maintenance] Update deps and links (#392)
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Updates itertools from 0.14.0 to 0.15.0

Changelog

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0.15.0

Breaking

• Restructure Position as struct instead of enum (#1042, #1043)
• Canonicalize all_equal_value's error type (#1032)

Added

• Add *_with_hasher adaptors (#1007)
• Add strip_prefix and strip_prefix_by methods (#1104)

Changed

• Remove Clone bounds from tuple_combinations and array_combinations(#1011)
• must_use for collect_vec (#1009)
• Make izip! temporary friendly (#1021)
• Add array_combinations_with_replacement (#1033)
• Implement Debug for remaining public types (#1038)
• Specialize ExactlyOneError::count (#1046)
• Implement PeekingNext for more types, in particular vec::IntoIter (#1059, #1073)
• Fix PadUsing::next_back (#1082)
• Introduce [circular_]array_windows, deprecate tuple_windows (#1086)
• Deprecate tuple_combinations (replaced by array_combinations) (#1085)

Notable Internal Changes

• Make into_group_map code more idiomatic (#1027)
• Fix clippy lints (#1017, #1029, #1076, #1099)

Commits

• 37bd72a Update CHANGELOG.md: strip_prefix[_by]
• 86ec635 Use ControlFlow in fold_while implementation
• d5897f7 refactor(strip_prefix): use try_for_each and drop PartialEq, Eq on StripPrefi...
• b2a978a feat(Itertools): add strip_prefix and strip_prefix_by methods
• 12b6ec6 Update CHANGELOG.md for all_equal_value_error's error type
• 121821e AllEqualValueError implements std::error::Error
• adac44e Introduce AllEqualValueError
• 5707384 Update CHANGELOG.md
• df60ff0 Update CHANGELOG.md
• 113b850 Update CHANGELOG.md to include with_hasher
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Updates uucore from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uucore's releases.

0.11.0

Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 Release:

We are happy to announce the release of Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 - a release focused on error messages, performance and GNU compatibility. The big change is a new diagnostic engine built on ariadne. When a chmod mode, a cut list, a sort key or a tr set fails to parse, we now echo the arguments back with a caret under the character at fault, like a compiler does. See our blog post for more information: https://uutils.org/blog/2026-08-error-diagnostics/

Example with cut:

or test:

PGO release builds are enabled for Linux, macOS and Windows (up to 31% faster), and a lot of per-utility optimization work landed on top of that. We also now treat a utility being significantly slower than GNU as a bug.

We continued to improve the GNU compatibility and we are now at 653 passing, 22 failing, 0 errors.

---

GNU Test Suite Compatibility:

Result	0.10.0	0.11.0	Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0	% Total 0.10.0	% Total 0.11.0	% Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0
Pass	645	653	+8	94.44%	95.33%	+0.89%
Skip	9	10	+1	1.32%	1.46%	+0.14%
Fail	28	22	-6	4.10%	3.21%	-0.89%
Error	1	0	-1	0.15%	0%	-0.15%
Total	683	685	+2 (new tests)

Note: 653 passing and 23 failing are both records for us, and this is the first release with no erroring test. Note that the suite grew by 2 tests this cycle (local backport). We also list the tests excluded from the pass/fail percentages now.

---

---

Highlights:

• Modern Error Diagnostics (new)

  • A new diagnostic engine based on ariadne. When stderr is a terminal, a parse error is printed as a report: the arguments are echoed back as a source line, a caret marks the culprit and a help line explains the syntax. See the blog post for before/after examples
  • Carets landed in chmod, mkdir, mkfifo, mknod, install, tr, expr, sort, numfmt, cut, env, head, tail, truncate, split, shred, stdbuf, od, seq, dd, stat, join, csplit, ls, df and du
  • A caret can point inside a quoted argument and at a single character. The reports are localized (format, checksum and advice strings) and still print the usual Try '... --help' hint. A label is only added when it says something useful
  • UUTILS_DIAG controls the behavior, and the caret rendering can be compiled out for size-constrained builds
  • Diagnostics are written in a single stderr call, so concurrent writers cannot interleave them

• Performance

  • PGO (profile-guided optimization) release builds: up to 31% faster - now enabled for the published Linux, macOS and Windows artifacts too.
  • cp: opens the file only once (+32.93%) and reuses the already-open destination fd when a reflink clone falls back

... (truncated)

Commits

• dea554d pgo: write the profile before exiting on Windows
• 2228600 date: reject a trailing timezone when the input already has one
• d1d4ca9 stat: print "Block size" in file system mode
• a43e94f head, tail: keep leading zeros in an invalid count message
• c28d642 join, od: report a hyphen-leading value instead of rejecting it
• 7f84551 cp: open the source once per copy
• 4a41d0b remove some more clone
• 360493a remove a few unnecessary clone
• 31d7104 pr: replace page/group deep clone with mem::take
• dd9198f clippy: fix redundant_clone lint
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates uu_arch from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uu_arch's releases.

0.11.0

Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 Release:

We are happy to announce the release of Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 - a release focused on error messages, performance and GNU compatibility. The big change is a new diagnostic engine built on ariadne. When a chmod mode, a cut list, a sort key or a tr set fails to parse, we now echo the arguments back with a caret under the character at fault, like a compiler does. See our blog post for more information: https://uutils.org/blog/2026-08-error-diagnostics/

Example with cut:

or test:

PGO release builds are enabled for Linux, macOS and Windows (up to 31% faster), and a lot of per-utility optimization work landed on top of that. We also now treat a utility being significantly slower than GNU as a bug.

We continued to improve the GNU compatibility and we are now at 653 passing, 22 failing, 0 errors.

---

GNU Test Suite Compatibility:

Result	0.10.0	0.11.0	Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0	% Total 0.10.0	% Total 0.11.0	% Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0
Pass	645	653	+8	94.44%	95.33%	+0.89%
Skip	9	10	+1	1.32%	1.46%	+0.14%
Fail	28	22	-6	4.10%	3.21%	-0.89%
Error	1	0	-1	0.15%	0%	-0.15%
Total	683	685	+2 (new tests)

Note: 653 passing and 23 failing are both records for us, and this is the first release with no erroring test. Note that the suite grew by 2 tests this cycle (local backport). We also list the tests excluded from the pass/fail percentages now.

---

---

Highlights:

• Modern Error Diagnostics (new)

  • A new diagnostic engine based on ariadne. When stderr is a terminal, a parse error is printed as a report: the arguments are echoed back as a source line, a caret marks the culprit and a help line explains the syntax. See the blog post for before/after examples
  • Carets landed in chmod, mkdir, mkfifo, mknod, install, tr, expr, sort, numfmt, cut, env, head, tail, truncate, split, shred, stdbuf, od, seq, dd, stat, join, csplit, ls, df and du
  • A caret can point inside a quoted argument and at a single character. The reports are localized (format, checksum and advice strings) and still print the usual Try '... --help' hint. A label is only added when it says something useful
  • UUTILS_DIAG controls the behavior, and the caret rendering can be compiled out for size-constrained builds
  • Diagnostics are written in a single stderr call, so concurrent writers cannot interleave them

• Performance

  • PGO (profile-guided optimization) release builds: up to 31% faster - now enabled for the published Linux, macOS and Windows artifacts too.
  • cp: opens the file only once (+32.93%) and reuses the already-open destination fd when a reflink clone falls back

... (truncated)

Commits

• 2228600 date: reject a trailing timezone when the input already has one
• d1d4ca9 stat: print "Block size" in file system mode
• c28d642 join, od: report a hyphen-leading value instead of rejecting it
• 7f84551 cp: open the source once per copy
• 4a41d0b remove some more clone
• 360493a remove a few unnecessary clone
• 31d7104 pr: replace page/group deep clone with mem::take
• dd9198f clippy: fix redundant_clone lint
• abe8aaf env: drop the unused StringExpander::put_native_string
• 29495ad env: drop the unused NCvt::into_native
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates uu_base32 from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uu_base32's releases.

0.11.0

Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 Release:

We are happy to announce the release of Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 - a release focused on error messages, performance and GNU compatibility. The big change is a new diagnostic engine built on ariadne. When a chmod mode, a cut list, a sort key or a tr set fails to parse, we now echo the arguments back with a caret under the character at fault, like a compiler does. See our blog post for more information: https://uutils.org/blog/2026-08-error-diagnostics/

Example with cut:

or test:

PGO release builds are enabled for Linux, macOS and Windows (up to 31% faster), and a lot of per-utility optimization work landed on top of that. We also now treat a utility being significantly slower than GNU as a bug.

We continued to improve the GNU compatibility and we are now at 653 passing, 22 failing, 0 errors.

---

GNU Test Suite Compatibility:

Result	0.10.0	0.11.0	Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0	% Total 0.10.0	% Total 0.11.0	% Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0
Pass	645	653	+8	94.44%	95.33%	+0.89%
Skip	9	10	+1	1.32%	1.46%	+0.14%
Fail	28	22	-6	4.10%	3.21%	-0.89%
Error	1	0	-1	0.15%	0%	-0.15%
Total	683	685	+2 (new tests)

Note: 653 passing and 23 failing are both records for us, and this is the first release with no erroring test. Note that the suite grew by 2 tests this cycle (local backport). We also list the tests excluded from the pass/fail percentages now.

---

---

Highlights:

• Modern Error Diagnostics (new)

  • A new diagnostic engine based on ariadne. When stderr is a terminal, a parse error is printed as a report: the arguments are echoed back as a source line, a caret marks the culprit and a help line explains the syntax. See the blog post for before/after examples
  • Carets landed in chmod, mkdir, mkfifo, mknod, install, tr, expr, sort, numfmt, cut, env, head, tail, truncate, split, shred, stdbuf, od, seq, dd, stat, join, csplit, ls, df and du
  • A caret can point inside a quoted argument and at a single character. The reports are localized (format, checksum and advice strings) and still print the usual Try '... --help' hint. A label is only added when it says something useful
  • UUTILS_DIAG controls the behavior, and the caret rendering can be compiled out for size-constrained builds
  • Diagnostics are written in a single stderr call, so concurrent writers cannot interleave them

• Performance

  • PGO (profile-guided optimization) release builds: up to 31% faster - now enabled for the published Linux, macOS and Windows artifacts too.
  • cp: opens the file only once (+32.93%) and reuses the already-open destination fd when a reflink clone falls back

... (truncated)

Commits

• 2228600 date: reject a trailing timezone when the input already has one
• d1d4ca9 stat: print "Block size" in file system mode
• c28d642 join, od: report a hyphen-leading value instead of rejecting it
• 7f84551 cp: open the source once per copy
• 4a41d0b remove some more clone
• 360493a remove a few unnecessary clone
• 31d7104 pr: replace page/group deep clone with mem::take
• dd9198f clippy: fix redundant_clone lint
• abe8aaf env: drop the unused StringExpander::put_native_string
• 29495ad env: drop the unused NCvt::into_native
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates uu_base64 from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uu_base64's releases.

0.11.0

Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 Release:

We are happy to announce the release of Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 - a release focused on error messages, performance and GNU compatibility. The big change is a new diagnostic engine built on ariadne. When a chmod mode, a cut list, a sort key or a tr set fails to parse, we now echo the arguments back with a caret under the character at fault, like a compiler does. See our blog post for more information: https://uutils.org/blog/2026-08-error-diagnostics/

Example with cut:

or test:

PGO release builds are enabled for Linux, macOS and Windows (up to 31% faster), and a lot of per-utility optimization work landed on top of that. We also now treat a utility being significantly slower than GNU as a bug.

We continued to improve the GNU compatibility and we are now at 653 passing, 22 failing, 0 errors.

---

GNU Test Suite Compatibility:

Result	0.10.0	0.11.0	Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0	% Total 0.10.0	% Total 0.11.0	% Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0
Pass	645	653	+8	94.44%	95.33%	+0.89%
Skip	9	10	+1	1.32%	1.46%	+0.14%
Fail	28	22	-6	4.10%	3.21%	-0.89%
Error	1	0	-1	0.15%	0%	-0.15%
Total	683	685	+2 (new tests)

Note: 653 passing and 23 failing are both records for us, and this is the first release with no erroring test. Note that the suite grew by 2 tests this cycle (local backport). We also list the tests excluded from the pass/fail percentages now.

---

---

Highlights:

• Modern Error Diagnostics (new)

  • A new diagnostic engine based on ariadne. When stderr is a terminal, a parse error is printed as a report: the arguments are echoed back as a source line, a caret marks the culprit and a help line explains the syntax. See the blog post for before/after examples
  • Carets landed in chmod, mkdir, mkfifo, mknod, install, tr, expr, sort, numfmt, cut, env, head, tail, truncate, split, shred, stdbuf, od, seq, dd, stat, join, csplit, ls, df and du
  • A caret can point inside a quoted argument and at a single character. The reports are localized (format, checksum and advice strings) and still print the usual Try '... --help' hint. A label is only added when it says something useful
  • UUTILS_DIAG controls the behavior, and the caret rendering can be compiled out for size-constrained builds
  • Diagnostics are written in a single stderr call, so concurrent writers cannot interleave them

• Performance

  • PGO (profile-guided optimization) release builds: up to 31% faster - now enabled for the published Linux, macOS and Windows artifacts too.
  • cp: opens the file only once (+32.93%) and reuses the already-open destination fd when a reflink clone falls back

... (truncated)

Commits

• 2228600 date: reject a trailing timezone when the input already has one
• d1d4ca9 stat: print "Block size" in file system mode
• c28d642 join, od: report a hyphen-leading value instead of rejecting it
• 7f84551 cp: open the source once per copy
• 4a41d0b remove some more clone
• 360493a remove a few unnecessary clone
• 31d7104 pr: replace page/group deep clone with mem::take
• dd9198f clippy: fix redundant_clone lint
• abe8aaf env: drop the unused StringExpander::put_native_string
• 29495ad env: drop the unused NCvt::into_native
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates uu_basename from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uu_basename's releases.

0.11.0

Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 Release:

We are happy to announce the release of Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 - a release focused on error messages, performance and GNU compatibility. The big change is a new diagnostic engine built on ariadne. When a chmod mode, a cut list, a sort key or a tr set fails to parse, we now echo the arguments back with a caret under the character at fault, like a compiler does. See our blog post for more information: https://uutils.org/blog/2026-08-error-diagnostics/

Example with cut:

or test:

PGO release builds are enabled for Linux, macOS and Windows (up to 31% faster), and a lot of per-utility optimization work landed on top of that. We also now treat a utility being significantly slower than GNU as a bug.

We continued to improve the GNU compatibility and we are now at 653 passing, 22 failing, 0 errors.

---

GNU Test Suite Compatibility:

Result	0.10.0	0.11.0	Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0	% Total 0.10.0	% Total 0.11.0	% Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0
Pass	645	653	+8	94.44%	95.33%	+0.89%
Skip	9	10	+1	1.32%	1.46%	+0.14%
Fail	28	22	-6	4.10%	3.21%	-0.89%
Error	1	0	-1	0.15%	0%	-0.15%
Total	683	685	+2 (new tests)

Note: 653 passing and 23 failing are both records for us, and this is the first release with no erroring test. Note that the suite grew by 2 tests this cycle (local backport). We also list the tests excluded from the pass/fail percentages now.

---

---

Highlights:

• Modern Error Diagnostics (new)

  • A new diagnostic engine based on ariadne. When stderr is a terminal, a parse error is printed as a report: the arguments are echoed back as a source line, a caret marks the culprit and a help line explains the syntax. See the blog post for before/after examples
  • Carets landed in chmod, mkdir, mkfifo, mknod, install, tr, expr, sort, numfmt, cut, env, head, tail, truncate, split, shred, stdbuf, od, seq, dd, stat, join, csplit, ls, df and du
  • A caret can point inside a quoted argument and at a single character. The reports are localized (format, checksum and advice strings) and still print the usual Try '... --help' hint. A label is only added when it says something useful
  • UUTILS_DIAG controls the behavior, and the caret rendering can be compiled out for size-constrained builds
  • Diagnostics are written in a single stderr call, so concurrent writers cannot interleave them

• Performance

  • PGO (profile-guided optimization) release builds: up to 31% faster - now enabled for the published Linux, macOS and Windows artifacts too.
  • cp: opens the file only once (+32.93%) and reuses the already-open destination fd when a reflink clone falls back

... (truncated)

Commits

• 2228600 date: reject a trailing timezone when the input already has one
• d1d4ca9 stat: print "Block size" in file system mode
• c28d642 join, od: report a hyphen-leading value instead of rejecting it
• 7f84551 cp: open the source once per copy
• 4a41d0b remove some more clone
• 360493a remove a few unnecessary clone
• 31d7104 pr: replace page/group deep clone with mem::take
• dd9198f clippy: fix redundant_clone lint
• abe8aaf env: drop the unused StringExpander::put_native_string
• 29495ad env: drop the unused NCvt::into_native
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates uu_basenc from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uu_basenc's releases.

0.11.0

Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 Release:

We are happy to announce the release of Rust Coreutils 0.11.0 - a release focused on error messages, performance and GNU compatibility. The big change is a new diagnostic engine built on ariadne. When a chmod mode, a cut list, a sort key or a tr set fails to parse, we now echo the arguments back with a caret under the character at fault, like a compiler does. See our blog post for more information: https://uutils.org/blog/2026-08-error-diagnostics/

Example with cut:

or test:

PGO release builds are enabled for Linux, macOS and Windows (up to 31% faster), and a lot of per-utility optimization work landed on top of that. We also now treat a utility being significantly slower than GNU as a bug.

We continued to improve the GNU compatibility and we are now at 653 passing, 22 failing, 0 errors.

---

GNU Test Suite Compatibility:

Result	0.10.0	0.11.0	Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0	% Total 0.10.0	% Total 0.11.0	% Change 0.10.0 to 0.11.0
Pass	645	653	+8	94.44%	95.33%	+0.89%
Skip	9	10	+1	1.32%	1.46%	+0.14%
Fail	28	22	-6	4.10%	3.21%	-0.89%
Error	1	0	-1	0.15%	0%	-0.15%
Total	683	685	+2 (new tests)

Note: 653 passing and 23 failing are both records for us, and this is the first release with no erroring test. Note that the suite grew by 2 tests this cycle (local backport). We also list the tests excluded from the pass/fail percentages now.

---

---

Highlights:

• Modern Error Diagnostics (new)

  • A new diagnostic engine based on ariadne. When stderr is a terminal, a parse error is printed as a report: the arguments are echoed back as a source line, a caret marks the culprit and a help line explains the syntax. See the blog post for before/after examples
  • Carets landed in chmod, mkdir, mkfifo, mknod, install, tr, expr, sort, numfmt, cut, env, head, tail, truncate, split, shred, stdbuf, od, seq, dd, stat, join, csplit, ls, df and du
  • A caret can point inside a quoted argument and at a single character. The reports are localized (format, checksum and advice strings) and still print the usual Try '... --help' hint. A label is only added when it says something useful
  • UUTILS_DIAG controls the behavior, and the caret rendering can be compiled out for size-constrained builds
  • Diagnostics are written in a single stderr call, so concurrent writers cannot interleave them

• Performance

  • PGO (profile-guided optimization) release builds: up to 31% faster - now enabled for the published Linux, macOS and Windows artifacts too.
  • cp: opens the file only once (+32.93%) and reuses the already-open destination fd when a reflink clone falls back

... (truncated)

Commits

• 2228600 date: reject a trailing timezone when the input already has one
• d1d4ca9 stat: print "Block size" in file system mode
• c28d642 join, od: report a hyphen-leading value instead of rejecting it
• 7f84551 cp: open the source once per copy
• 4a41d0b remove some more clone
• 360493a remove a few unnecessary clone
• 31d7104 pr: replace page/group deep clone with mem::take
• dd9198f clippy: fix redundant_clone lint
• abe8aaf env: drop the unused StringExpander::put_native_string
• 29495ad env: drop the unused NCvt::into_nativeDescription has been truncated

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Looks like these dependencies are updatable in another way, so this is no longer needed.