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Please cut a release #23
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This package is similar to c++filt for c++, but for rust. It helps to demangle symbols names from gibberish to human readable function names. This helps with static analysis of rust binaries, for example to determine which crates got linked into a binary. Packaging git snapshot to get this feature: - luser/rustfilt@4618d5f Until the next upstream release is cut: - luser/rustfilt#23
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This package is similar to c++filt for c++, but for rust. It helps to demangle symbols names from gibberish to human readable function names. This helps with static analysis of rust binaries, for example to determine which crates got linked into a binary. Packaging git snapshot to get this feature: - luser/rustfilt@4618d5f Until the next upstream release is cut: - luser/rustfilt#23
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This package is similar to c++filt for c++, but for rust. It helps to demangle symbols names from gibberish to human readable function names. This helps with static analysis of rust binaries, for example to determine which crates got linked into a binary. Packaging git snapshot to get this feature: - luser/rustfilt@4618d5f Until the next upstream release is cut: - luser/rustfilt#23
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This package is similar to c++filt for c++, but for rust. It helps to demangle symbols names from gibberish to human readable function names. This helps with static analysis of rust binaries, for example to determine which crates got linked into a binary. Packaging git snapshot to get this feature: - luser/rustfilt@4618d5f Until the next upstream release is cut: - luser/rustfilt#23
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This package is similar to c++filt for c++, but for rust. It helps to demangle symbols names from gibberish to human readable function names. This helps with static analysis of rust binaries, for example to determine which crates got linked into a binary. Packaging git snapshot to get this feature: - luser/rustfilt@4618d5f Until the next upstream release is cut: - luser/rustfilt#23
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This package is similar to c++filt for c++, but for rust. It helps to demangle symbols names from gibberish to human readable function names. This helps with static analysis of rust binaries, for example to determine which crates got linked into a binary. Packaging git snapshot to get this feature: - luser/rustfilt@4618d5f Until the next upstream release is cut: - luser/rustfilt#23
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can you please bump rust-demangler dependency and cut and publish a release?
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