It seems MSRV bump is inevitably in our future since serde_json (which is one of our indirect dev-dependencies) now has a MSRV of 1.71. For now tests are just not build or run with the MSRV, which is not exactly ideal.
Options
- 1.71 (released 2023-07-13) - and hope that
serde_json doesn't jump further....
- 1.81 (released 2024-09-05) which gets us
std::error::Error available as no_std
- 1.85 (released 2025-02-20) since that is the MSRV of Sequoia which is probably the most interesting public user of the crate. Also gets us 2024 Edition though that's been pretty inconsequential in my experience.
Lacking a good reason I wouldn't want to go much past 1.85 since that was only released a year ago.
Leaning to 1.81
It seems MSRV bump is inevitably in our future since
serde_json(which is one of our indirect dev-dependencies) now has a MSRV of 1.71. For now tests are just not build or run with the MSRV, which is not exactly ideal.Options
serde_jsondoesn't jump further....std::error::Erroravailable asno_stdLacking a good reason I wouldn't want to go much past 1.85 since that was only released a year ago.
Leaning to 1.81