I've been wondering: would it make sense to create a release for each semver-incompatible rusqlite version? That way it's at least possible for users of the crate to get one that works with their stack.
@aschampion If it would be helpful I would like to offer to become a co-maintainer of the schemer and schemer-rusqlite crates on crates.io; I use these crates extensively both for work and personal projects, and would like to be able to make sure they work for as many users as possible.
I've been wondering: would it make sense to create a release for each semver-incompatible rusqlite version? That way it's at least possible for users of the crate to get one that works with their stack.
@aschampion If it would be helpful I would like to offer to become a co-maintainer of the
schemerandschemer-rusqlitecrates on crates.io; I use these crates extensively both for work and personal projects, and would like to be able to make sure they work for as many users as possible.