use rust_version.nu enforce-rust-version;

    assert ($candidate | path exists) $"(ansi red) Failed to find required file: (ansi red_bold)($candidate)(ansi reset)"

    assert ($candidate | path exists) $"(ansi red) Failed to find required file: (ansi red_bold)($candidate)(ansi reset)";

$required_paths | each {|required_path| assert_path_exists $required_path}

$required_paths | each {|required_path| assert_path_exists $required_path};

sudo nix-collect-garbage --delete-older-than 2d

sudo nix-collect-garbage --delete-older-than 2d;
# Make sure that Rust is up-to-date
enforce-rust-version;

# Prevent rustc from getting too out-of-date;
# rust-overlay's selectLatestNightlyWith silently keeps older versions if components/targets are no longer valid
use std assert;
export def enforce-rust-version [] {
    let version_info = rustc --version | parse "rustc {version} ({commit} {date})";
    # Make sure only 1 row of data
    assert equal ($version_info | length) 1;
    assert equal ($version_info.date | length) 1;
    # Extract the date
    let version_date = $version_info.date | first | into datetime;
    # Return an error if the version is more than one week old
    assert greater $version_date ((date now) - 7day) $"This version of Rust was built (ansi red_bold)($version_date | date humanize)(ansi reset)!
    Check that all specified targets and extensions are valid.
    (ansi yellow_bold)HINT(ansi reset): replace `selectLatestNightlyWith` with `nightly.latest.default.override` to debug.";
}