Update rust-native-tls and dev-dependencies to latest #32
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rust-native-tls 0.23 is pretty old (2019) and lacks more recent [ALPN support](sfackler/rust-native-tls#194), needed for HTTP/2. Updates some dev-dependencies to latest as well. Lastly cleans up a compile warning that was seen when running `cargo test` (probably a new check in recent rustc?)
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It's been over a year, the project looks dead. I've created a separate I'll leave the PR open in case the project comes back to life, but in the meantime, anyone who is hitting ALPN issues can use that crate. |
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@nickbp I think nobody got the notification, looking into the PR now. It usually helps to @ some contributors, I guess nobody was watching the repo. |
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rust-native-tls 0.23 is pretty old (2019) and lacks more recent ALPN support, needed for HTTP/2.
Updates some dev-dependencies to latest as well.
Lastly cleans up a compile warning that was seen when running
cargo test(probably a new check in recent rustc?)