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Humantime seems to be unmaintained and jiff provides same functionality.
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Note that the addition of jiff means env_logger is pulling a number of extra dependencies: portable-atomic, portable-atomic-util, serde (including serde_derive and all the proc-macro stuff). Not sure this is a good deal from that perspective. (Independent from my having taken over maintenance of humantime.) |
Yes I agree, I have a little intention to propose a revert to this PR. |
They might show up in your lock file because of rust-lang/cargo#10801, but serde, proc macros are all opt-in features that |
@BurntSushi good to know! We should really get that Cargo bug fixed sometime... |
humantime
seems to be unmaintained andjiff
provides the same functionality. This change shouldn't affect end users.Ref. rustsec/advisory-db#2249