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v0.13.3

30 Mar 23:02
v0.13.3
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version v0.13.2

30 Mar 22:34
v0.13.2
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testing cosign

v0.13.1

09 Sep 12:57
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bump dependencies and version

v0.13.0: Upgrade to actix-web 4.0

01 Mar 13:35
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Updated to:

  • actix-web 4.0.0
  • actix-files 0.6.0
  • clap 3.1.0
  • rust edition 2021

v0.12.0: Upgrade to actix-web 3.0

20 Sep 02:47
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Apart from upgrading to actix-web 3.0, the CI had been moved from Travis to GitHub Actions. Finally Windows builds should be more reliable.

Actix-web 3.0 (as was 2.0) is based on futures 0.3, and async/await. I couldn't migrate earlier since early 2.0 versions and the corresponding actix-files crate were not fully usable.

v0.10.2

21 Sep 19:37
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let's actually commit Cargo.lock

v0.10.1: travis: windows releases work now

16 Jun 21:37
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* on windows the target has a .exe suffix
  we need the file name to add to the release zip
* install zip on windows with choco
* also remove tests - since there aren't any

no code changes

v0.10.0: refactor with actix-web 1.0.0

16 Jun 15:48
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* actix-web 1.0.0 brought some changes in how associated data is accessed, and how
handlers are written.
* static files are now a separate crate `actix-files`.
* web::run now creates the App and the Server and runs the server. they really want to
  have HttpServer::new and App::new in the same scope
  (I couldn't find a proper signature for the create_app function)
* replace .trim_right_matches (depreceated in rust 1.33) with .trim_end_matches

https://github.com/actix/actix-web/blob/web-v1.0.0/MIGRATION.md

v0.9.0

17 Jan 23:56
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bump version to 0.9.0

v0.8.5: update travis setup

20 Oct 17:25
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only make release builds on tags, but don't build twice