Derive Hash traits for Metadata and its transitive members
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Thanks @oli-obk! I just noticed that the most recent release is over a year old. Is there any chance for a new release in the near-term? |
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I can do it from my phone if you do the bump of the cargo version as a PR |
Here you go: #272 Thanks again, Oli! 🙏 |
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This PR is sort of a follow-up of #267, aiming to fill the very last remaining blind spot:
Hash.(Motivation: I found myself in need of
HashforMetadataand its members as I otherwise couldn't use them asHashMap/HashSetkeys, which is crucial for my use case.)