remove eh0 feature from default features
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This was referenced Sep 9, 2024
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sorry i hadn't got to this yet. |
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I agree with this change 🙂 Let's wait until #124 is merged. |
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@rursprung merged, you can rebase now! |
`embedded-hal` v1.0 came out in january 2024, going forward new code should use this. accordingly, `eh0` support should no longer be part of the default features to reduce the amount of dependencies being pulled in. existing code will likely still use it, thus consumers will have to explicitly enable the feature when upgrading.
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embedded-halv1.0 came out in january 2024, going forward new code should use this. accordingly,eh0support should no longer be part of the default features to reduce the amount of dependencies being pulled in.existing code will likely still use it, thus consumers will have to explicitly enable the feature when upgrading.
CC @tommy-gilligan (you suggested the same as part of your larger draft) & @eldruin (i noticed it due to your comment here: rust-embedded-community/tb6612fng-rs#51 (review))