Sean McArthur

@seanmonstar.com

Open Source maintainer of the rust-lang @hyper.rs. More at seanmonstar.com

New #rustlang h2 release v0.4.16 out today! - Enforce limits on tiny DATA frames. (GHSA-q83h-524g-xf6h) - Significant performance improvements: IO contention and HPACK decoding. - Several smaller fixes. Worth an upgrade! github.com/hyperium/h2/...

Release v0.4.16 · hyperium/h2

What's Changed fix: error instead of busy-looping when write returns Ok(0) by @ArniDagur in #921 Revert "perf(header): optimize HeaderValue creation via zero-copy sharing" by @0x676e67 in #924 fix...

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New release of #rustlang hyper out today, v1.11.0! 🚀 Several big bug fixes. - Buffered data fully flushes even when half closed - Enforce backpressure in HTTP/2 Upgraded bodies (like CONNECT) - Start of a strict Clippy allowlist - 10 contributors, 7 of them new! 🦀 github.com/hyperium/hyp...

Release v1.11.0 · hyperium/hyper

Features rt: add ReadBufCursor::initialized_unfilled() method (#4115) (ccc1e850) Bug Fixes http1: discard content-length header when received before transfer-encoding (#4124) (540fff91, closes ...

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To put it another way: if the official position of the Android and Linux kernel teams is “we, some of the world’s best coders, can’t safely use C” then the bar under CRA’s requirements of “safe by design” should be nearly impossible to meet for mere mortals when using C.