Open epage opened 5 months ago
Was looking at switching from nom
to winnow
to reduce the number of dependencies.
This would drop the total dependency count by 2-3:
winnow
is already pulled in via toml
(if enabled)nom
has 2 direct dependencies (one isn't even used by nom
, the other is only used by one parser which most people likely don't include).That's indeed an issue, yes. Thanks for raising this!
I am happy with either, a patch to fix the issue you raised here, or a patch(set) to move from nom
to another parser implementation.
That said, I would like to offer you maintainership on this crate, if you want it. I am only passively maintaining this and I had little motivation to drive this crate forward in the past... even my config-rs-ng
(https://github.com/matthiasbeyer/config-rs-ng) efforts stalled way too early. So I'd love to share maintainership, or actually even step down from maintaining this crate!
I'm fine doing the change but it is a breaking change and unsure how you feel about doing one so soon after the last...
As for maintainership, I would likely be passive about it as I don't even use this crate. I was making these changes mostly because they are low hanging and this is used by so many people.
If I help out or take over, I would update the crate to conform to all of my other crates so that the incremental overhead of taking care of this crate is dramatically lower.
To achieve that, i would like full privileges so I can make any changes to the github side of this to support the above (e.g. install "apps").
I do not even have full access myself, so for that we would need to talk to @mehcode ... I hope they respond. In any case, if @epage wants to take over, I'd be fine with it and 👍
If you do get approval, before tackling all that could you please give me a heads-up with a window / notice of about a week?
I'm planning to wrap up my open PRs this month and the less friction to deal with from rebasing those the easier it'll be to get them resolved 😅
See
ConfigError::ParsePath
.This makes upgrading nom or moving away from it a breaking change.