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Minimum version of tonic dependency is too low #592
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@divergentdave thanks for the report. If you feel like submitting a PR to fix, feel free. In any event I'll try to get a fix and a point release out tomorrow. |
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Change the minimum version of tonic from 0.12 to 0.12.3. This fixes compilation in downstream projects with old lock files, since the generated code now uses a constant only present in tonic 0.12.3. Closes tokio-rs#592
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As reported in issue #592, in our release of `console-api` 0.8.1, we specified that we required a tonic version of 0.12 in teh Cargo.toml file. However, since we had generated Rust code with `tonic-build` 0.12.3, we had some code that was only present in `tonic` from 0.12.3 as well. This error was fixed in #593. However, this showed a gap in our CI testing, we don't test against minimum versions of our dependencies to catch this kind of error. This change adds a CI job to check the minimal versions of our direct dependencies. We perform a cargo update with the `-Z direct-minimal-versions` flag and then perform cargo check. This would have caught the previous error and will catch any new ones of a similar type. One downside to this approach is that we must explicitly give a minimum version for our direct dependencies that is equal to or greater than the minimum version that any of of transitive dependencies specify for that same crate. However this check is probably worth the annoyance.
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As reported in issue #592, in our release of `console-api` 0.8.1, we specified that we required a tonic version of 0.12 in teh Cargo.toml file. However, since we had generated Rust code with `tonic-build` 0.12.3, we had some code that was only present in `tonic` from 0.12.3 as well. This error was fixed in #593. However, this showed a gap in our CI testing, we don't test against minimum versions of our dependencies to catch this kind of error. This change adds a CI job to check the minimal versions of our direct dependencies. We perform a cargo update with the `-Z direct-minimal-versions` flag and then perform cargo check. This would have caught the previous error and will catch any new ones of a similar type. One downside to this approach is that we must explicitly give a minimum version for our direct dependencies that is equal to or greater than the minimum version that any of of transitive dependencies specify for that same crate. However this check is probably worth the annoyance.
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As reported in issue #592, in our release of `console-api` 0.8.1, we specified that we required a tonic version of 0.12 in teh Cargo.toml file. However, since we had generated Rust code with `tonic-build` 0.12.3, we had some code that was only present in `tonic` from 0.12.3 as well. This error was fixed in #593. However, this showed a gap in our CI testing, we don't test against minimum versions of our dependencies to catch this kind of error. This change adds a CI job to check the minimal versions of our direct dependencies. We perform a cargo update with the `-Z direct-minimal-versions` flag and then perform cargo check. This would have caught the previous error and will catch any new ones of a similar type. One downside to this approach is that we must explicitly give a minimum version for our direct dependencies that is equal to or greater than the minimum version that any of of transitive dependencies specify for that same crate. However this check is probably worth the annoyance.
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As reported in issue #592, in our release of `console-api` 0.8.1, we specified that we required a tonic version of 0.12 in teh Cargo.toml file. However, since we had generated Rust code with `tonic-build` 0.12.3, we had some code that was only present in `tonic` from 0.12.3 as well. This error was fixed in #593. However, this showed a gap in our CI testing, we don't test against minimum versions of our dependencies to catch this kind of error. This change adds a CI job to check the minimal versions of our direct dependencies. We perform a cargo update with the `-Z direct-minimal-versions` flag and then perform cargo check. This would have caught the previous error and will catch any new ones of a similar type. One downside to this approach is that we must explicitly give a minimum version for our direct dependencies that is equal to or greater than the minimum version that any of of transitive dependencies specify for that same crate. However this check is probably worth the annoyance.
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As reported in issue #592, in our release of `console-api` 0.8.1, we specified that we required a tonic version of 0.12 in teh Cargo.toml file. However, since we had generated Rust code with `tonic-build` 0.12.3, we had some code that was only present in `tonic` from 0.12.3 as well. This error was fixed in #593. However, this showed a gap in our CI testing, we don't test against minimum versions of our dependencies to catch this kind of error. This change adds a CI job to check the minimal versions of our direct dependencies. We perform a cargo update with the `-Z direct-minimal-versions` flag and then perform cargo check. This would have caught the previous error and will catch any new ones of a similar type. One downside to this approach is that we must explicitly give a minimum version for our direct dependencies that is equal to or greater than the minimum version that any of of transitive dependencies specify for that same crate. However this check is probably worth the annoyance.
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As reported in issue #592, in our release of `console-api` 0.8.1, we specified that we required a tonic version of 0.12 in teh Cargo.toml file. However, since we had generated Rust code with `tonic-build` 0.12.3, we had some code that was only present in `tonic` from 0.12.3 as well. This error was fixed in #593. However, this showed a gap in our CI testing, we don't test against minimum versions of our dependencies to catch this kind of error. This change adds a CI job to check the minimal versions of our direct dependencies. We perform a cargo update with the `-Z direct-minimal-versions` flag and then perform cargo check. This would have caught the previous error and will catch any new ones of a similar type. One downside to this approach is that we must explicitly give a minimum version for our direct dependencies that is equal to or greater than the minimum version that any of of transitive dependencies specify for that same crate. However this check is probably worth the annoyance.
Adding CI tests in #596 to avoid this issue in the future. |
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As reported in issue #592, in our release of `console-api` 0.8.1, we specified that we required a tonic version of 0.12 in teh Cargo.toml file. However, since we had generated Rust code with `tonic-build` 0.12.3, we had some code that was only present in `tonic` from 0.12.3 as well. This error was fixed in #593. However, this showed a gap in our CI testing, we don't test against minimum versions of our dependencies to catch this kind of error. This change adds a CI job to check the minimal versions of our direct dependencies. We perform a cargo update with the `-Z direct-minimal-versions` flag and then perform cargo check. This would have caught the previous error and will catch any new ones of a similar type. One downside to this approach is that we must explicitly give a minimum version for our direct dependencies that is equal to or greater than the minimum version that any of of transitive dependencies specify for that same crate. However this check is probably worth the annoyance.
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What crate(s) in this repo are involved in the problem?
console-api
What is the issue?
FYI, version 0.8.1 of console-api uses the
tonic::Status::GRPC_STATUS
constant, which was introduced in tonic v0.12.3, but its dependency on tonic only specifies 0.12.How can the bug be reproduced?
Update
console-api
orconsole-subscriber
in a project with an old Cargo.lock.Logs, error output, etc
Versions
console-api v0.8.1
Possible solution
Change the dependency specification to
version = "0.12.3"
.Additional context
No response
Would you like to work on fixing this bug?
maybe
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