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Just replying to some of the feedback provided before the PR:
We probably need to grep for (variations on) 1.34 / 1.39 / 1.46 to find places we talk about them in prose.
My greps yield no more results in need of updates.
Why did snafu-derive get a default = [] feature?
My mistake, I probably kept it in while I was experimenting with making the rust_v*
features enabled by default. It's removed now.
The yes_async::async_body module can probably be inlined.
IIUIC this will only be the case once we require a minimum version of Rust 1.61.
fn track_caller() can probably be inlined as well
:+1: Done now.
By the way, should rust_1_61
be enabled by default? I noticed that the compatibility page claims so, but that does not appear to be the case.
Would you mind pulling Update compile_error test snapshots out into its own PR? It's not really about updating to 1.56, just that the current stable output has changed. (also I want it for #383 😇)
Maybe also rustfmt src/lib.rs if that's more drift from stable.
IIUIC this will only be the case once we require a minimum version of Rust 1.61.
Hmm, I thought it was because Rust 1.34 didn't know the async
keyword (only 1.39+). That file also has a switch on 1.61, but that shouldn't be relevant for merging the file.
By the way, should
rust_1_61
be enabled by default? I noticed that the compatibility page claims so, but that does not appear to be the case.
Hmm, there's two points here...
I'm generally planning on releasing one more 0.7 so I can fix those docs (and maybe cause some merge conflicts 😬).
Would you mind pulling Update compile_error test snapshots out into its own PR? It's not really about updating to 1.56, just that the current stable output has changed. (also I want it for #383 😇)
Makes sense indeed. I'll get to that once I'm able.
Maybe also rustfmt src/lib.rs if that's more drift from stable.
That was caused by the removal of the non-exhaustive lock field _other
. I might just fuse the commit with a fixup.
Hmm, I thought it was because Rust 1.34 didn't know the
async
keyword (only 1.39+). That file also has a switch on 1.61, but that shouldn't be relevant for merging the file.
I guess it's easy to try if the code builds on Rust 1.56 anyway, and make changes if so. I'll look into it.
Hmm, there's two points here...
- The 0.7 docs are probably just wrong. They also are missing the 1.39 feature flag from that table.
- Since we are upping the MSRV and releasing a new semver-incompatible version, we will probably want to change the default feature-flagged version to be whatever is stable when we release 0.8 (likely 1.70 /1.71 which will effectively mean 1.61 as there are no other flags since then).
OK, in that case I will not touch the documentation (which already claims that rust_v1_61
would be enabled).
I'm generally planning on releasing one more 0.7 so I can fix those docs (and maybe cause some merge conflicts 😬).
*git rebase intensifies*
You can also add:
[package]
rust-version = "1.56"
to all Cargo.toml file
Looking good. I made one small tweak to wording and force pushed (also rebased for good measure).
As discussed in #379, this PR does step 1: bump the hard minimum supported version of Rust to 1.56.
Summary
async_body
function, removereport/no_async
andreport/yes_async