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Upgrade tokio to 1.39.2 #4180

Open sanlee42 opened 3 months ago

sanlee42 commented 3 months ago

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The update to the Cargo.toml file focuses on enhancing the project's integration with the Tokio asynchronous runtime by upgrading the Tokio dependency from version 1 to 1.39. This modification allows developers to leverage new features and improvements available in the more recent version, while all other dependencies remain unchanged.

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Cargo.toml Updated tokio version from ^1 to ^1.39 to utilize new features and improvements.

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🐰 In the code where bunnies hop,
A version change makes functions pop!
With Tokio's grace, we’ll leap so high,
New features gleam like stars in the sky.
Let’s code and play, with joy we sing,
Upgrading dependencies is a wondrous thing! 🌟

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github-actions[bot] commented 3 months ago

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