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rust: Bump hyper
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Thanks!
FYI, only the |
Co-authored-by: Jonas Platte <[email protected]>
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Could you please do a quick |
CI failure are likely unrelated.
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Hang on, the tests are affected by the change. Uploading a fix in a bit |
Oh, yeah. I didn't look in detail, I just saw one test that used to be very flaky mentioned, and assumed it was the same thing again. |
Sorry, I don't think changing bridge to make the Svix SDK work is a reasonable solution. The SDK should definitely not require any prior setup to use like this, as it would break many existing users. |
@svix-jplatte An option could be that the library attempts to install or use a default if one isn't installed? |
Motivation
Dependents of
svix
in Rust may use newer versions ofhyper
andrustls
(a dependency in the chain). This helps the package keep up with the latest version so that older versions of these dependent libraries don't have to be compiled.Solution
Bumps
hyper
dependencies to the latest versions.