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postgres-protocol v0.3.1 includes a bump from generic-array v0.7 to generic-array v0.8. I don't know why, but having different major versions of generic-array in the same build generally breaks it, even if it isn't exposed in the public API. Therefore the 0.3.1 bump was a breaking change for anybody that is using a crate that depends on generic-array v0.7.
Btw. I've seen breakage with generic-array before, and I'd greatly appreciate if somebody helped me understand why it induces breaking changes.
0.3.1 should be yanked, and 0.4 released instead.
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generic-array 0.7 depended on typenum ~1.5 rather than the more normal 1.5 (i.e. ^1.5). This means it claims it can't work with typenum 1.7 even though they are semver compatible. generic-array 0.8 now has a fixed version constraint but 0.7 doesn't.
@fizyk20 can you make one final 0.7 release to fix things up when depending on both versions?
postgres-protocol v0.3.1
includes a bump fromgeneric-array v0.7
togeneric-array v0.8
. I don't know why, but having different major versions of generic-array in the same build generally breaks it, even if it isn't exposed in the public API. Therefore the 0.3.1 bump was a breaking change for anybody that is using a crate that depends ongeneric-array v0.7
.Btw. I've seen breakage with generic-array before, and I'd greatly appreciate if somebody helped me understand why it induces breaking changes.
0.3.1 should be yanked, and 0.4 released instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: