Bump async-std from 1.7.0 to 1.11.0

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Bumps async-std from 1.7.0 to 1.11.0.

Release notes

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v1.11.0

This release improves compile times by up to 55% on initial builds, and up to 75% on recompilation. Additionally we've added a few new APIs and made some tweaks.

Added

• TcpListener::into_incoming to convert a TcpListener into a stream of incoming TCP connections

Removed

• The internal extension_trait macro had been removed. This drastically improves compile times for async-std, but changes the way our documentation is rendered. This is a cosmetic change only, and all existing code should continue to work as it did be fore.

Changed

• Some internal code has been de-macro-ified, making for quicker compile times.
• We now use the default recursion limit.

Docs

• Several docs improvements / fixes.

v1.9.0

Happy New Year everyone! This patch stabilizes the async_std::channel submodule, removes the deprecated sync::channel types, and introduces the tokio1 feature.

New Channels

As part of our 1.8.0 release last month we introduced the new async_std::channel submodule and deprecated the unstable async_std::sync::channel types. You can read our full motiviation for this change in the last patch notes. But the short version is that the old channels had some fundamental problems, and the sync submodule is a bit of a mess.

This release of async-std promotes async_std::channel to stable, and fully removes the async_std::sync::channel types. In practice many libraries have already been upgraded to the new channels in the past month, and this will enable much of the ecosystem to switch off "unstable" versions of async-std.

use async_std::channel;
let (sender, receiver) = channel::unbounded();
assert_eq!(sender.send("Hello").await, Ok(()));
assert_eq!(receiver.recv().await, Ok("Hello"));

Tokio 1.0 compat

The Tokio project recently released version 1.0 of their runtime, and the async-std team would like to congratulate the Tokio team on achieving this

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Changelog

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[1.11.0] - 2022-03-22

This release improves compile times by up to 55% on initial builds, and up to 75% on recompilation. Additionally we've added a few new APIs and made some tweaks.

Added

• TcpListener::into_incoming to convert a TcpListener into a stream of incoming TCP connections

Removed

• The internal extension_trait macro had been removed. This drastically improves compile times for async-std, but changes the way our documentation is rendered. This is a cosmetic change only, and all existing code should continue to work as it did before.

Changed

• Some internal code has been de-macro-ified, making for quicker compile times.
• We now use the default recursion limit.

Docs

• Several docs improvements / fixes.

[1.10.0] - 2021-08-25

This release comes with an assortment of small features and fixes.

Added

• File now implements Clone so that Files can be passed into closures for use in spawn_blocking.
  • File's contents are already wrapped in Arcs, so the implementation of Clone is straightforward.
• task::try_current() which returns a handle to the current task if called within the context of a task created by async-std.
• async_std::io now re-exports WriteExt directly.

Fixed

• write! now takes already written bytes into account on File.

Internal

• TcpStream now properly makes use of vectored IO.
• The net::*::Incoming implementations now do less allocation.

Docs

• Several docs improvements / fixes.

[1.9.0] - 2021-01-15

This patch stabilizes the async_std::channel submodule, removes the deprecated sync::channel types, and introduces the tokio1 feature.

New Channels

As part of our 1.8.0 release last month we introduced the new async_std::channel submodule and deprecated the unstable async_std::sync::channel types. You can read our full motiviation for this change in the last patch notes. But the short version is that the old channels had some fundamental problems, and the sync submodule is a bit of a mess.

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Commits

• 2c63046 Merge pull request #1009 from Keruspe/release-1.11
• 1b8c7dc prepare 1.11.0
• f201f4a Merge pull request #994 from jaztec/master
• 7e455db Merge pull request #1006 from nnethercote/rm-extension_trait
• cca0f3e Use the default recursion_limit.
• 01ede03 Reindent de-macrofied code.
• 1146c66 Remove extension_trait.
• 2dde882 Remove what's left of the first trait in extension_trait.
• 1c70420 Move the base trait re-export outside of extension_trait.
• c626a69 Move the blanket impl outside of extension_trait.
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Superseded by #87.