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This PR contains the following updates:
1.0.100→1.0.1044.5.53→4.6.50.11→0.130.15→0.160.4.18→0.4.202.13.0→2.14.03.1.0→3.1.20.2.183→0.2.189=2.1.0→=2.2.0=0.17.0→=0.18.0=0.2.0→=0.3.01.11.0→1.12.01.12.2→1.13.10.6→=0.6.41.0.228→1.0.2291.0.149→1.0.1513→=3.24.02.0.17→2.0.190.8→0.90.26.9→0.26.11Release Notes
dtolnay/anyhow (anyhow)
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syndev-dependency to version 3v1.0.103Compare Source
Error::downcast_mut(#451, #452)v1.0.102Compare Source
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clap-rs/clap (clap)
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"literal".function()as attribute valuesv4.6.2Compare Source
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aliaswhen there is only onev4.6.1Compare Source
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Command::ignore_errorsno longer masks help/version on subcommandsv4.5.58Compare Source
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.value_terminator("--")caused problems with an argument with.last(true)v4.5.56Compare Source
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value_terminator("--")and escapes (--) where./foo -- barmeans the first arg is empty, rather than escaping future argsv4.5.54Compare Source
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[default]to its own paragraph whenPossibleValue::helpis present in--helpbrendanzab/codespan (codespan)
v0.13.0: Codespan 0.13.0Release 0.13.0 adds a new rendering decoration system for reporting. It also includes a bug fix.
New features
In #387 @urisinger changed diagnostic emitting to be based on a new writer trait
WriteStyle. This addition allows more flexibility in the output of emitting diagnostics. For example the default terminal ANSI style can be swapped out for SVG tag generation (see example). The change includesstd::term::config::styles::StylesWriterandstd::term::config::styles::Stylesfor customisation of colours and other decoration during emit.This feature is backwards compatible with original
termcolorwriters.Bug fixes and user changes
The 0.12.0 version of codespan included
![no_std]support thanks to PR #374. Unfortunately, there were a few issues with it that were not caught by CI and went under the radar such as tests not passing under--no-default-features#399.Another issue included complications with
std::io::Writevscore::fmt::Write. This meant thatStringwould work under--no-default-featuresbut break with--feature std.PR #400 adds checks for tests across feature configurations and adds different
emitfunctions for different types of writers used. This includes aemit_to_stringfunction that should work across feature configuration.There still needs to be improvements in this area but I have not landed on anything simple.
WIP: It also adds a check to dependants of the library to check whether changes are compatible.
If you find any issues or have a feature suggestion, leave them in the issues.
Full Changelog: brendanzab/codespan@release/codespan-0.12.0...release/codespan-0.13.0
v0.12.0: Codespan 0.12.0This release is version 0.12.0 of the codespan crate. A library the provides "Beautiful diagnostic reporting for text-based programming languages".
This release contains a few bug fixes and small changes, there are no new features of breaking changes.
New maintainer
I (@kaleidawave) have been graciously added as a maintainer to this repository and have been gifted permission to publish updates to
codespan-reporting(and other crates in the repository) on crates.io by the original maintainer.I hope that I can keep this project up to date and make sure that additions (such as seen below) can in the future be released under a shorter time frame.
If you have any feature requests or changes for this project/crate, then don't hesitate to ping me.
What's Changed
.with_message()method to take more generic message type by @oOBoomberOo in #217Filesforterm::emit. by @ennis in #354no_stdSupport by @bushrat011899 in #374Full Changelog: brendanzab/codespan@v0.11.1...release/codespan-0.12.0
console-rs/console (console)
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TermInnerconstructors by @ChrisDenton in #284is_dumbpublic function by @ugur-eren in #290v0.16.3Compare Source
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std::sync::OnceLockinstead ofonce_cellby @cuviper in #281v0.16.2Compare Source
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The 0.15.12 release was yanked after it turned out to be semver-incompatible with existing usage by several of the most popular dependent crates, because it introduced a
stdfeature -- and those crates useddefault-features = falsebut relied on thestd-guarded features.The 0.16.0 API should be semver-compatible with the 0.15.x API except for the need for the
stdfeature.Refer to the 0.15.12 release notes for more information.
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BurntSushi/ripgrep (globset)
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indexmap-rs/indexmap (indexmap)
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hashbrowndependency to 0.17.map::Slicemethodsconst:new_mut,first_mut,last_mut,split_at_mut,split_at_mut_checked,split_first_mut,split_last_mutv2.13.1Compare Source
Slicemethodsconst:map::Slice::{first,last,split_at,split_at_checked,split_first,split_last}set::Slice::{first,last,split_at,split_at_checked,split_first,split_last}oxc-project/json-strip-comments (json-strip-comments)
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Added
strip_sliceapi (#116)Other
rust-lang/libc (libc)
v0.2.189Compare Source
Added
pthread_sigmask,sigwait,sigwaitinfo,sigtimedwait,faccessat, andpthread_kill(#5270)clone3syscall (#4980)CLOCK_PROCESS_CPUTIME_IDandCLOCK_THREAD_CPUTIME_ID(#5274)Deprecated
CLONE_INTO_CGROUPandCLONE_CLEAR_SIGHAND. These overflow their types and will be changed to a larger size in the future. (8c6e6710458d)Fixed
wchar_tdefinition under Arm (#5245)time-related symbols (#5300)v0.2.188Compare Source
Changed
SendandSyncforDIR(35b062263401)These were removed in 0.2.187 because
libcdoes not actually makeSendandSyncguarantees about
DIR(or other extern types), but this caused some crates to break.The traits are added back for now to allow time to migrate, but will be removed again
in the future; please make sure your crates are not relying on
libc::DIR: Sendorlibc::DIR: Sync.v0.2.187Compare Source
This release contains a number of improvements related to 64-bit
time_tconfiguration.Of note the existing
RUST_LIBC_UNSTABLE_*environment variables have been replacedwith configuration options. The new way to use these is:
Being able to set this via
RUSTFLAGSmakes it easier to only apply configuration tospecific targets (and notably, not the host if build scripts are used).
There are two other notable changes:
The 32-bit
windows-gnutargets now respectlibc_unstable_gnu_time_bitsuClibc now supports a similar configuration option:
RUSTFLAGS='--cfg=libc_unstable_uclibc_time64'As a reminder, these options are under active development and may change in the future
(hence the "unstable" in the name). It likely that we will harmonize everything under a
single configuration option before considering them stable.
Support
aarch64-unknown-linux-pauthtest(#5065)Added
POSIX_SPAWN_*constants (#5104)getpwent,setpwent, andendpwent(#5160)preadv2andpwritev2(#5157)seccomp_notif*structures (#5224)timer_[create, delete, getoverrun, gettime, settime](#5108)PROC_PIDT_SHORTBSDINFOandproc_bsdshortinfo(#5110)SIOC*constants fromsockio.h(#5263)_IOR,_IOW,_IOWR(#5264)bpf_programandbpf_insn(#5235)kqueueconstants (#5077)vm_statistics64with recently added fields (#5253)IN6_IFF_*andSIOCGIFAFLAG_IN6(#5239)O_*,POSIX_FADV_*,NI*, and a few other missing constants (#5116)fdatasync,dlvsym,reallocarray,qsort_r,pthread_*affinity_np,ftok,extattr_*, anddup3(#5116)in6_pktinfo(#5256)DLT_*constants (#5235)PROC_LOGSIGEXIT_*andPPROT_*(#4657)SO_RERROR(#5260)IN6_IFF_*,in6_ifreq, andSIOCGIFAFLAG_IN6(#5239)_IO*helpers fromsys/ioccom.h(#5239)PTHREAD_*_MUTEX_INITIALIZER_NPfor riscv64 (#5094)struct tcp_info(#5215)OPEN_TREE_NAMESPACE(#5145)SECCOMP_IOCTL_*constants (#5224)SO_DETACH_REUSEPORT_BPF(#5081)futex_waitv(#5125)fsopen,fsconfig,fsmount, andfspick(#5145)statxpresent since 6.16 (#4621)ifaddrmsgandrtattr(#5234)sockaddr_iucv(#5041)ENOTCAPABLE(#4925)renameat2(#5113)F_SETFD(#5258)POLLRD*andPOLLWR*constants (#5258)SO_KEEPALIVEand TCP keepalive constants (#5111)TCP_MAXSEG(#5258)eventfdandEFD_*constants (#5258)pipe2(#5258)strerror_r(#5258)netinetstructs and constants (#5258)*atanddirentfunctions (#5117)port_alertandPORT_ALERT*constants (#5203)Deprecated
CPUCTL_RSMSRandUTX_DB_LASTLOG(#5116)Fixed
tsfrom*const timespecto*mut timespecin _lwp_park` (#5169)PTRACE_*ET_SYSCALL_USER_DISPATCH_CONFIGconstants fromu8toc_uint(#4936)cpuset_ttypo inCPU_ZERO(#5098)ifaddrs, pthread barriers, process sizing fields, andmcontextalignment (#5116)CPUCTL_CPUID*,EV_HUP, andEV_SYSFLAGS(#5116)POLLOUT(#5090)EPIOC[GS]PARAMSwith nonstandard _IOC (#5188)unsafe(#3727)__getmntinfo13(#5251)PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER(#5241)Changed
-> c_void(#5240)AIO_LISTIO_MAXto account for changes in macOS 27 (#5253)MS_NOUSER(#5215)SW_MAXandSW_CNT(#5215)swapped_counttovm_statistics64(#4926)libc_unstable_gnu_time_bitsfor 64-bittime_tconfig (#5062)Removed
Elf32_Lword,ip_mreq_source, andIP_constants (#5116)KERN_REALROOTDEVandVM_LAPTOP_MODE(#5177)Other
LIBC_BUILD_VERBOSEis set (#5272)*LASTconstants as potentially changing (#5120)*MAXconstants as potentially changing (#5122)ELASTconstants as potentially changing (#5118)RAND_MAXas potentially changing (#5119)*NUMconstants as potentially changing (#5123)*COUNTconstants as potentially changing (#5121)time_t(#5046)RUST_LIBC_UNSTABLE_LINUX_TIME_BITS64(#5197)RUST_LIBC_UNSTABLEenv withlibc_unstable*cfg (#4977)v0.2.186Compare Source
Added
KEVENT_FLAG_*constants (#5070)PR_SET_MEMORY_MERGEandPR_GET_MEMORY_MERGE(#5060)Changed
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Added
espidf_picolibccfg for picolibcO_*flag values (#5035)sprintf,snprintf, and thescanffamily (#5024)Fixed
time64types from musl symbol redirects (#5040)POLLconstants fromc_shorttoc_int(#5045)v0.2.184Compare Source
MSRV
This release increases the MSRV of
libcto 1.65. With this update, you can now always use thecore::ffi::c_*types withlibcdefinitions, sincelibchas been changed to reexport fromcorerather than redefining them. (This usually worked before but had edge cases.)(#4972)
Added
IP_MINTTLto bsd (#5026)TIOCM_DSR(#5031)xfilestructe and file descriptor types (#5002)struct ethhdr(#4239)struct ifinfomsg(#5012)max_align_tfor riscv64 (#5029)CLOCK_constants (#5020)_SC_HOST_NAME_MAX(#5004)flockandF_*LCKconstants (#4043)_SC_*sysconf constants (#5023)Deprecated
The remaining fixed-width integer aliases,
__uint128_t,__uint128,__int128_t, and__int128,have been deprecated. Use
i128andu128instead. (#4343)Fixed
DT_*constants (#5034)RTLD_NOLOAD, some TCP constants (#5025)Padding::new(<zeroed>)rather thanPadding::uninit()(#5036)Changed
struct ptrace_syscall_info(#4966)core::ffiinteger types rather than redefining (#5015)F_DUPFD,IP, andTCPconstants to match relibc (#4990)tweag/nickel (nickel-lang-parser)
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Version 0.3 (2022-12-07)
Breaking changes
switchtomatchand make it a proper function by @yannham in #970Fixes
Language features
Stdlib
string.joinby @matthew-healy in #946Tooling
Performances
rayon-rs/rayon (rayon)
v1.12.0Compare Source
Range<char>when the end is 0xE000, just past thesurrogate boundary, which was unsafely producing invalid
charvalues.ParallelSlice::par_array_windowsworks likepar_windowsbut with a constant length, producing
&[T; N]items.rust-lang/regex (regex)
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This is a release that fixes a bug where incorrect regex match offsets could be
reported. Note that this doesn't impact whether a match occurs or not, just
where it occurs. The match offsets are still valid for slicing, they just may
not refer to the correct leftmost-first match. See
#1364 for (many) more details.
Bug fixes:
Fixes previously unsound reverse suffix and inner optimizations.
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This release includes a new API, a
regex!macro, for lazy compilation ofa regex from a string literal. If you use regexes a lot, it's likely you've
already written one exactly like it. The new macro can be used like this:
Improvements:
Add a new
regex!macro for efficient and automatic reuse of a compiled regex.v1.12.4Compare Source
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This release includes a performance optimization for compilation of regexes
with very large character classes.
Improvements:
Avoid
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