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tower-rs / tower-grpc

A gRPC client & server implementation.
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Path to publishing crate #160

Closed rtyler closed 5 years ago

rtyler commented 5 years ago

It appears the crate has not yet been published to crates.io and I was wondering if there were any outstanding tasks or areas where a contributor could help push tower-grpc over the finish line?

I would love to be able to depend on tower-grpc from some other crates :smile_cat:

t-eckert commented 5 years ago

I was thinking the same thing as @rtyler.

carllerche commented 5 years ago

First step is publishing tower crates, and that should happen within the next few days.

brndnmtthws commented 5 years ago

First step is publishing tower crates, and that should happen within the next few days.

Legit. Say hi for me to the folks from Mesosphere 😀

carllerche commented 5 years ago

Tower crates are out. I think next is http-body. Issue: https://github.com/hyperium/http-body/issues/1

peterhuene commented 5 years ago

With https://github.com/hyperium/http-body/issues/2 now closed, is the path to publishing http-body clear of issues?

LucioFranco commented 5 years ago

I believe the next steps are to publish tower-hyper and that will require us to finialize HttpConnection trait, that is sitting in a PR. But I have been on vacation so progress has been slow.

peterhuene commented 5 years ago

@LucioFranco thanks for the update. We're really looking forward to a published tower-grpc 😄

repi commented 5 years ago

Also really looking forward here at Embark to having it published! We use it for a bunch of our gRPC services which has been working really well. But have been a little bit messy with so many in-development tower git repos as dependencies, but is understandable and early.

peterhuene commented 5 years ago

@carllerche as you've now published a 0.1.0 of tower-grpc, should this issue now be closed? Thanks!

rtyler commented 5 years ago

Closing myself