Release crux_http v0.19.0 · redbadger/crux

crux_http now builds on the standard http crate (v1.4)
instead of the http-types fork. This is a breaking change.

📖 See the Migrating crux_http to native http types
guide for a step-by-step walkthrough.

💥 Breaking changes

crux_http::http re-exports the real http crate, not http-types. Method
and StatusCode are now http's (use Method::GET, StatusCode::UNAUTHORIZED, …).
http-compat feature removed — native From/TryFrom conversions between
crux_http types and http::Request<Body> / http::Response<Body> are now provided
unconditionally.
New crux_http::Body type replaces the async http_types::Body; body-reading
methods on RawResponse are now synchronous (drop the .await).
ResponseAsync renamed to RawResponse.
insert_header / append_header take http::HeaderValue and return the evicted
value / a bool, mirroring http::HeaderMap.
Config::add_header name param is now impl IntoHeaderName; set_content_type
takes &mime::Mime; Request::set_header is deprecated in favour of insert_header.
Opt-in http-types feature provides bridging conversions to/from the legacy
http_types types while you migrate.

Not a breaking change for crux_core, crux_kv, crux_time, or crux_macros — none
of them are affected, and no new versions of those crates are required.

See the full changelog
for the complete list of features, bug fixes, and migration details.

Full Changelog: crux_core-v0.19.0...crux_http-v0.19.0