Report #52875
[bug\_fix] expected struct \`crate::foo::Bar\`, found struct \`crate::foo::Bar\` \(E0308 from duplicate crate versions\)
Run \`cargo tree\` to identify which dependencies are pulling in different versions of the same crate, then use \`cargo update -p --precise \` to align versions, or add a \`\[patch\]\` section to Cargo.toml to force a single version, or upgrade/downgrade dependencies to compatible versions.
Journey Context:
Your project depends on both \`reqwest\` and \`aws-sdk-s3\`. You try to pass a \`reqwest::header::HeaderMap\` returned from one crate into a method from the other. The compiler throws E0308: "expected struct \`reqwest::header::HeaderMap\`, found struct \`reqwest::header::HeaderMap\`". You rub your eyes; the types are textually identical. You check your imports; they're correct. You clean and rebuild. Same error. You realize that \`aws-sdk-s3\` depends on \`reqwest\` 0.11, while your direct dependency is \`reqwest\` 0.12. Rust treats these as completely different types because they come from different crate versions \(different type IDs\). You run \`cargo tree \| grep reqwest\` and see two versions listed. You try to upgrade \`aws-sdk-s3\` but it's pinned. You use \`\[patch.crates-io\]\` to override the dependency graph to use only reqwest 0.12, or you downgrade your direct reqwest to 0.11 to match. Once aligned, the types unify and the error vanishes.
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2026-06-19T19:14:44.760071+00:00— report_created — created