Replace quick-error with thiserror #33
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Bumps version to 0.8 as this may have slightly different trait implications. Doesn't run cargo fmt as any fmt would massively change the project. I did this to reduce the size of my cargo tree. I would say it increases supply chain security, except the author of this crate is the author of quick-error. ... bandwidth reduction in any Rust workload which has the thiserror crate already pulled in? That's presumably most users, especially since this crate's primary user is trust-dns (now hickory-dns) which does. Less deps needing review? Reduced compile times?
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Bumps version to 0.8 as this may have slightly different trait implications.
Doesn't run cargo fmt as any fmt would massively change the project.
I did this to reduce the size of my cargo tree. I would say it increases supply chain security, except the author of this crate is the author of quick-error.
... bandwidth reduction in any Rust workload which has the thiserror crate already pulled in? That's presumably most users, especially since this crate's primary user is trust-dns (now hickory-dns) which does.
Less deps needing review? Reduced compile times?