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Upgrade to Serde 1.0 and languageserver-types 0.50 #2
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languageserver-types introduced some breaking changes between version 0.6.0 and version 0.9.0, and it now requires Serde 1.0. Update RustLSP to work with languageserver-types 0.9.0 and Serde 1.0. This upgrade is a stepping stone to making RustLSP use the latest version of languageserver-types.
languageserver-types introduced some breaking changes between version 0.9.0 and version 0.13.0. Update RustLSP to work with languageserver-types version 0.13.0. This upgrade is a stepping stone to making RustLSP use the latest version of languageserver-types.
languageserver-types introduced some breaking changes between version 0.13.0 and version 0.34.0. Update RustLSP to work with languageserver-types version 0.34.0. This upgrade is a stepping stone to making RustLSP use the latest version of languageserver-types.
languageserver-types introduced some breaking changes between version 0.34.0 and version 0.48.0. Update RustLSP to work with languageserver-types version 0.48.0. This upgrade is a stepping stone to making RustLSP use the latest version of languageserver-types.
languageserver-types introduced some breaking changes between version 0.48.0 and version 0.50.0. Update RustLSP to work with languageserver-types version 0.50.0. This upgrade is a stepping stone to making RustLSP use the latest version of languageserver-types.
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Are you using RustLSP or planning to? I'm not sure it's worthwhile to continue developing this project, it was never used upstream in any significant project, as far as I know. |
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Yes, I am using RustLSP for a new project. |
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Hum, I see. Well, I am going to have a break between my contract jobs later this year. I'll have some free time and I wanna catch up on my Rust, so I'll look into this project then, and see if it's worth revisiting. |
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Upgrade RustLSP to the Serde 1.0.0 and languageserver-types 0.50.0. Using a stable version of Serde and a recent version of languageserver-types will let people more easily use rustdt-json_rpc.
This pull request requires RustDT/rustdt-json_rpc#2.
These commits address RustDT/rustdt-json_rpc#1.
Note to maintainers: I strongly prefer rebasing or merging (and not squashing) to preserve history.