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(dev-)dependency eui48 is abandoned and will stop compiling #1073
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rustc-serialize appears to be an optional dependency of an optional dependency. It's not clear to me why cargo would be complaining about it unless you have actually activated it? |
We might also be able to get away with this issue partially by setting |
You can't define optional dev-dependencies unfortunately. rust-lang/cargo#1596 |
That's a bummer. Would you agree to disable default features (that's only backwards compatability support for |
Yeah that seems like the best route forward. |
Actually, I think we'd be better off just removing the 0.4 tests rather than dropping support entirely for now. Once the MSRV of tokio-postgres is on a version that doesn't build rustc-serialize we can remove it entirely. |
I already had that approach in mind, PR is incoming |
While compiling tokio-postgres with
cargo 1.75.0-nightly (794d0a825 2023-10-03)
, I got the following error:However, it is no longer possible to file a report with
rustc-serialize
since they got archived in August 2021.The dependency within
rust-postgres
which pulls inrustc-serialize
iseui48
. They have been made aware of this issue in January 2022, but there is no response from the author and seemingly only maintainer of the repo @abaumhauer who hasn't committed to the repo since August 2020.To make sure that
rust-postgres
will still compile with future versions of the Rust compiler, I would suggest replacing theeui48
dependency. Others have seemed to move to one of:Out of these, I would suggest using the first one since it has the least amount of dependencies and is probably least likely to break as a result.
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