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Hello, I was beginning to fork xz2 as well, until I came across this crate, thanks for maintaining it!
xz2
According to its docs, it has been deprecated in favor of tokio::io. I tried doing this and it made it seemed to be a non trivial migration, so it might be worth removing tokio entirely, like flate2-rs did: rust-lang/flate2-rs#292, as well as trifectatechfoundation/bzip2-rs#89 and alexcrichton#109.
tokio::io
flate2-rs
It seems the recommended approach is the async-compression crate, which unfortunately uses xz2 still, but I have made a PR: Nullus157/async-compression#288.
Thanks!
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Hello @xbjfk !
Thank you for your message and suggestions. I will review the deprecation notice and consider the migration challenges.
Thanks again!
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Hello,
I was beginning to fork
xz2
as well, until I came across this crate, thanks for maintaining it!According to its docs, it has been deprecated in favor of
tokio::io
.I tried doing this and it made it seemed to be a non trivial migration, so it might be worth removing tokio entirely, like
flate2-rs
did: rust-lang/flate2-rs#292, as well as trifectatechfoundation/bzip2-rs#89 and alexcrichton#109.It seems the recommended approach is the async-compression crate, which unfortunately uses xz2 still, but I have made a PR: Nullus157/async-compression#288.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: