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Either remove or increase async #39
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reqwest's blocking API is indeed simpler and |
It supports that through I'm working on an implementation. It adds some interesting possibilities. For example, you can wrap a |
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This also - Reworks the printing system, making binary data detection and trailing newlines more consistent - Removes some obsolete dependencies from Cargo.toml Resolves ducaale#39.
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uses async, but it uses it inconsistently and I'm not sure that it needs it.Is it likely that it will start doing multiple requests at a time in the future? If so, then blocking APIs like
std::fs
should be avoided. If not, then maybe reqwest's blocking API would be easier to use.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: