Found possibly newer version of crate .. which .. depends on.

Consider these erroneous files:

a1.rs

#![crate_name = "a"]

pub fn foo<T>() {}

a2.rs

#![crate_name = "a"]

pub fn foo<T>() {
    println!("foo<T>()");
}

b.rs

#![crate_name = "b"]

extern crate a; // linked with `a1.rs`

pub fn foo() {
    a::foo::<isize>();
}

main.rs

extern crate a; // linked with `a2.rs`
extern crate b; // error: found possibly newer version of crate `a` which `b`
                //        depends on

fn main() {}

The dependency graph of this program can be represented as follows:

    crate `main`
         |
         +-------------+
         |             |
         |             v
depends: |         crate `b`
 `a` v1  |             |
         |             | depends:
         |             |  `a` v2
         v             |
      crate `a` <------+

Crate main depends on crate a (version 1) and crate b which in turn depends on crate a (version 2); this discrepancy in versions cannot be reconciled. This difference in versions typically occurs when one crate is compiled and linked, then updated and linked to another crate. The crate “version” is a SVH (Strict Version Hash) of the crate in an implementation-specific way. Note that this error can only occur when directly compiling and linking with rustc; Cargo automatically resolves dependencies, without using the compiler's own dependency management that causes this issue.

This error can be fixed by:

• Using Cargo, the Rust package manager, automatically fixing this issue.
• Recompiling crate a so that both crate b and main have a uniform version to depend on.