build(deps): bump the cargo group across 1 directory with 84 updates

[dependabot]

Bumps the cargo group with 84 updates in the / directory:

Package	From	To
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 itertools from 0.14.0 to 0.15.0

Changelog

Sourced from itertools's changelog.

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
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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_native
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates uu_cat from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uu_cat'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_cksum from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uu_cksum'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_b2sum from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

Release notes

Sourced from uu_b2sum'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:

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