Keeping Rust projects secure with cargo-audit 0.18: performance, compatibility and security improvements
Keeping Rust projects secure with cargo-audit 0.18: performance, compatibility and security improvements
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It's nice they're moving away from libgit2.
This dependency made rustsec library unusable in any project that used any other version of libgit2, and libgit2 kept making incompatible releases causing fragmentation, churn, and conflicts.
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