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Update bson requirement from 0.14 to 0.15 #33

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 4 years ago

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Updates the requirements on bson to permit the latest version.

Release notes

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v0.15.0

Description

The MongoDB Rust Driver team is pleased to announce the first beta of the BSON library, v0.15.0.

Major Changes

In preparation of stabilizing the API of the BSON library, we made a number of breaking changes. The individual changes are listed below in the release notes, each with a short description of why we made the change.

Release Notes

Breaking Changes

  • RUST-345 Improve naming of Bson and ElementType cases
    • Many of the names of our BSON types were inconsistent with the names used by other official MongoDB libraries. To better integrate with the existing ecosystem around MongoDB, we changed the names to match with the other librarires.
  • RUST-319 Convert variants of the BSON enum to use structs instead of multiple fields
    • Users have often asked to be able to serialize or deserialize directly to a certain BSON type rather than to a generic BSON value. Previously, the library was inconsistent in terms of which BSON types supported direct serialization/deserialization. We standardized this by defining a struct for each BSON type variant that previously had more than one field.
  • RUST-346 Update extended JSON format
    • The library previously implemented the old version of MongoDB's extended JSON format. We've updated the library to use extended JSON v2, which is the current extended JSON format used by all official MongoDB BSON libraries.
  • RUST-429 Move encode_document and decode_document into the Document namespace
    • Originally, the encode_document and decode_document were defined as free-floating functions for parity with serde_json. However, unlike serde_json::from_reader and serde_json::to_writer, our functions are not generic, so it makes more sense to derfine them as methods on the Document type.
  • RUST-447 Standardize API with other serde libraries
    • To better match terminology used in libraries like serde_json, we updated instances of the terms decode and encode to either use serialize and deserialize or to use terminology like reader or writer as appropriate.
  • RUST-410 Rename OrderedDocument to Document
    • Back when the Document type was originally changed to preserve the order of elements, Document was defined as an alias of the OrderedDocument type. Since the indirection can cause things like compiler error messages to be a little confusing, we've removed the alias and changed OrderedDocument to just be called Document.
  • RUST-313 Mark BSON enums as non-exhaustive where appropriate
    • In order to ensure that adding things like new error variants or new BSON subtypes don't cause breaking changes for users who pattern match them, we've marked many of the enums in the library as non_exhaustive.
  • RUST-427 Remove decode_document_utf8_lossy
    • decode_document_utf8_lossy was originally provided for parity with the standard library's String::from_utf8_lossy, but the BSON specification requires that all strings are encoded in UTF-8, so this method isn't particularly useful
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Commits
  • 03cd112 update homepage
  • 39ef9f2 bump version to 0.15.0 (#183)
  • 4819853 RUST-454 Implement error case BSON corpus tests (#181)
  • 7921a71 RUST-390 Implement ordering for Timestamp (#182)
  • ccb6827 RUST-447 Standardize API with other serde libraries (#179)
  • 94eba4e RUST-457 Fix Display implementation for Binary type (#180)
  • 9aec6bc RUST-453 Add binary subtype 6 (#178)
  • dbc863c RUST-345 Improve naming of Bson and ElementType cases (#164)
  • ed1740a RUST-445 Round trip decimal128 values (#177)
  • 899ea9f RUST-438 Add more detailed documentation examples (#176)
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