Bump jsonrpsee from 0.14.0 to 0.18.1

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Bumps jsonrpsee from 0.14.0 to 0.18.1.

Release notes

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v0.18.1

This release fixes a couple bugs and improves the ergonomics for the HTTP client when no tower middleware is enabled.

Changed

• http client: add default generic param for the backend (#1099)

Fixed

• rpc module: fix race in subscription close callback (#1098)
• client: add missing batch request tracing span (#1097)
• ws server: don't wait for graceful shutdown when connection already closed (#1103)

v0.18.0

[v0.18.0] - 2023-04-21

This is a breaking release that removes the CallError which was used to represent a JSON-RPC error object that could happen during JSON-RPC method call and one could assign application specific error code, message and data in a specific implementation.

Previously jsonrpsee provided CallError that could be converted to/from jsonrpsee::core::Error and in some scenarios the error code was automatically assigned by jsonrpsee. After jsonrpsee added support for custom error types the CallError doesn't provide any benefit because one has to implement Into<ErrorObjectOwned> on the error type anyway.

Thus, jsonrpsee::core::Error can't be used in the proc macro API anymore and the type alias RpcResult has been modified to Result<(), ErrorObjectOwned> instead.

Before it was possible to do:

#[derive(thiserror::Error)]
enum Error {
	A,
	B,
}
#[rpc(server, client)]
pub trait Rpc
{
#[method(name = "getKeys")]
async fn keys(&self) -> Result<String, jsonrpsee::core::Error> {
Err(jsonrpsee::core::Error::to_call_error(Error::A))
// or jsonrpsee::core::Error::Call(CallError::Custom(ErrorObject::owned(1, "a", None::<()>)))
}
}

After this change one has to do:

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Changelog

Sourced from jsonrpsee's changelog.

[v0.18.1] - 2023-04-26

This release fixes a couple bugs and improves the ergonomics for the HTTP client when no tower middleware is enabled.

Changed

• http client: add default generic param for the backend (#1099)

Fixed

• rpc module: fix race in subscription close callback (#1098)
• client: add missing batch request tracing span (#1097)
• ws server: don't wait for graceful shutdown when connection already closed (#1103)

[v0.18.0] - 2023-04-21

This is a breaking release that removes the CallError which was used to represent a JSON-RPC error object that could happen during JSON-RPC method call and one could assign application specific error code, message and data in a specific implementation.

Previously jsonrpsee provided CallError that could be converted to/from jsonrpsee::core::Error and in some scenarios the error code was automatically assigned by jsonrpsee. After jsonrpsee added support for custom error types the CallError doesn't provide any benefit because one has to implement Into<ErrorObjectOwned> on the error type anyway.

Thus, jsonrpsee::core::Error can't be used in the proc macro API anymore and the type alias RpcResult has been modified to Result<(), ErrorObjectOwned> instead.

Before it was possible to do:

#[derive(thiserror::Error)]
enum Error {
	A,
	B,
}
#[rpc(server, client)]
pub trait Rpc
{
#[method(name = "getKeys")]
async fn keys(&self) -> Result<String, jsonrpsee::core::Error> {
Err(jsonrpsee::core::Error::to_call_error(Error::A))
// or jsonrpsee::core::Error::Call(CallError::Custom(ErrorObject::owned(1, "a", None::<()>)))
}
}

After this change one has to do:

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Commits

• 8b0058d chore: release v0.18.1 (#1102)
• 457d2d2 fix(ws server): fix shutdown on connection closed (#1103)
• 3cb95de add default generic (#1099)
• 8fee8c2 rpc module: fix race in subscription close callback (#1098)
• 1339e72 client: add missing batch request tracing span (#1097)
• 1f8c8c5 chore: release v0.18.0 (#1092)
• e58e021 fix(proc macros): support parsing params !Result (#1094)
• d6a9622 remove CallError (#1087)
• 5466279 chore: release v0.17.1 (#1091)
• a0e0170 server: fix http graceful shutdown (#1090)
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