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Tracking issue for libz blitz evaluation of reqwest #120

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dtolnay opened this issue May 31, 2017 · 7 comments
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Tracking issue for libz blitz evaluation of reqwest #120

dtolnay opened this issue May 31, 2017 · 7 comments
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@seanmonstar seanmonstar modified the milestone: 1.0 May 31, 2017
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theduke commented May 31, 2017

I don't know if this was discussed in the meeting,
but what are your thoughts regarding hyper async and stabilizing request?

Should 1.0 wait for a stable release of hyper async?

Or should there already be a SyncClient with a backwards compatible API once hyper async arrives?

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It was mentioned that since an async client will need to expose Future, and the futures crate won't stabilize before reqwest, then reqwest 1.0 will just have a sync client, and and reqwest_async will live seperately as an unstable thing. When it can stabilize, it could be merged into reqwest and released as v2.0.

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That said, to reduce breakage of reqest v1 -> v2, the Client naming issue is relevant here.

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Lots of these issues are doc or examples. I'm thinking about writing examples using https://httpbin.org. Would that be good, or did you have other ideas in mind?

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It's fine for the example to refer to httpbin, just because the example isn't in a fn main() {}, so we don't have the doctests actually making requests.

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budziq commented Jun 4, 2017

Hi large part of docs (including part of landing page) are missing links when referencing symbols. Should these be corrected (assuming yes from log crate evaluation)?

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brson commented Jun 15, 2017

#1196 was superceded by the existing hyperium/hyper#894 issue, which still needs to be fixed before reqwest 1.0

repi pushed a commit to EmbarkStudios/reqwest that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2019
* meta: Add disclaimer on Rust version

* build: Switch to Rust Edition 2018

* ref: Fix edition 2018 idioms

* ref: Rename sentry_crate_release to sentry::release_name

* ref: Fix feature gated code

* fix: Macro imports for error_chain

* ref: Fix import in windows code
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