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Auxiliary crates that have not seen a new release (e.g. tonic-health 0.5, tonic-reflection 0.3, …) since #847 are incompatible with tonic 0.6.2 in builds that use an edition 2018-only compiler, i.e. anything lower than Rust 1.56.
Releasing new versions of these crates should mitigate this issue.
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matze
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Auxiliary crates are incompatible with with 0.6.2
Auxiliary crates are incompatible with 0.6.2 + edition 2018
Feb 1, 2022
Is there anything blocking minor releases for these crates? Performance issues are still unresolved in the current stable Rust compiler and this issue here effectively prevents us from upgrading tonic entirely without swallowing the cost of a newer Rust.
Oh yup this was a miss! If this is something still required I can try to get a patch release out otherwise I'd like to get these updated in the next release. As a workaround you should be able to use patching via git to overcome this issue since they are fixed on github.
LucioFranco
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Auxiliary crates are incompatible with 0.6.2 + edition 2018
Release version of axuiliary crates to crates.io with 2018 revert
Feb 16, 2022
matze
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Release version of axuiliary crates to crates.io with 2018 revert
Release version of auxiliary crates to crates.io with 2018 revert
Mar 30, 2022
Bug Report
Crates
tonic-health, tonic-reflection, tonic-types, …
Description
Auxiliary crates that have not seen a new release (e.g. tonic-health 0.5, tonic-reflection 0.3, …) since #847 are incompatible with tonic 0.6.2 in builds that use an edition 2018-only compiler, i.e. anything lower than Rust 1.56.
Releasing new versions of these crates should mitigate this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: