Lib.rs

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• voltdb-client-rust

  • Dependency sha2 0.9.8 is significantly outdated

    Upgrade to 0.10.8 to get all the fixes, and avoid causing duplicate dependencies in projects.

    In Cargo, different 0.x versions are considered incompatible, so this is a semver-major upgrade.

    sha2 versions

  • Dependency bigdecimal 0.3.0 is outdated

    Upgrade to 0.4.7 to get all the fixes, and avoid causing duplicate dependencies in projects.

    bigdecimal versions

  • Dependency bytebuffer-rs 0.3.1 is outdated

    Upgrade to 2.0.1 to get all the fixes, and avoid causing duplicate dependencies in projects.

    Easy way to bump dependencies: cargo install cargo-edit; cargo upgrade -i; Also check out Dependabot service on GitHub.

    bytebuffer-rs versions

  • Incorrect category

    Crate's categories property in Cargo.toml contains 'voltdb', which isn't a category we recognize

    lib.rs has simplified and merged some of crates.io categories. Please file a bug if we got it wrong.

    List of available categories

  • Latest stable release is old

    It's been over 3 years. Is this crate still maintained? Make a new release, either to refresh it, or to set

    [badges.maintenance]
    status = "deprecated"
    

    (or "as-is", "passively-maintained").

    If the crate is truly stable, why not make a 1.0.0 release?

    Maintenance status field docs

  • Published crate contains binary files

    The crate contains binary files (JAR file). Crates are meant to be compiled from source. Please check that you haven't published temporary build files by accident. If you have test fixtures, consider excluding them from crates-io tarball, since Cargo doesn't run tests from crates-io packages.

    Audit page

If some of these crates are unmaintained and shouldn't be checked, yank them or add [badges.maintenance]
status = "deprecated" to their Cargo.toml.