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Use a Levenshtein distance implementation from the strsim crate #120

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@ghost ghost commented Apr 26, 2015

Closes #119.

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ghost commented Apr 26, 2015

cc @andars @BurntSushi :-)

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@jakub- Sorry for dropping the ball on this. Last few days have been crazy. I'm hoping to merge this tonight.

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Use a Levenshtein distance implementation from the strsim crate
@BurntSushi BurntSushi merged commit cb823bc into docopt:master Apr 29, 2015
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Thank you!

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This reverts commit cb823bc, reversing
changes made to ac2d01a.
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Urk, sorry, I had to back this out. The strsim crate does not work on Rust stable yet. I filed an issue.

Need to get Travis testing Rust stable!

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dguo commented Apr 30, 2015

Thanks @BurntSushi for filing the issue. I updated the crate to work on Rust stable. Just need to use version 0.3.0 in your Cargo.toml.

I'll also submit a pull request here for getting Travis to test both nightly and stable.

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