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Thanks @regexident for catching the issue. I'll try and make the suggested fix as soon as possible.
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Looks like there is some pending effort on this here (#18). I am not sure what the resolution is right now, however.
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#18, which I linked in OP, is about a possible migration to a future syn 2.x
.
This issue is specifically about semver breakage that's happening today when depending on both, ascent v0.5.0
, due to the dependencies in ascent
's Cargo.toml
using versions that don't yet contain features used by ascent
. See "Full terminal log" for how to reproduce and what's broken.
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Understood. I will try to look into this and get back to you. Arash has now graduated, I am not sure the degree to which he will maintain the repo in real-time since he's now got a full-time job. In that event, we can look into forking the repo into a version our group maintains. I will try to get back to you in the next weeek.
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Thanks @kmicinski!
I'm currently experimenting with migrating cargo-modules's custom-written and rather unwieldy recursive graph/tree filtering transformations towards individual and composable transformation phases consisting of succinct Datalog programs using ascent.
I currently have to pin these two dependencies in my project's own Cargo.toml
to make things compile.
I'm not an experienced in Datalog implementations/theory (beyond having read a couple of articles and lectures), but would be happy to help maintain the Rust side of things if there is need for additional hands.
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Related Issues (20)
- Private type `…` in public interface (error E0446) HOT 3
- Compiling ascent at runtime HOT 2
- New release with parallel Ascent HOT 2
- ascent_macro: Upgrade syn to >= v2 HOT 1
- MISP computation HOT 8
- Non-final lattice results visible to downstream rules HOT 6
- Ascent should omit trait bounds on the generated program's type declaration HOT 5
- Project's current formatting makes it hard to contribute non-trivial changes HOT 4
- Lattice constrains not enforced on input in ascent_run HOT 2
- Incorrect result? HOT 2
- Calling run() multiple times HOT 6
- Please add a license HOT 1
- Macro limitations HOT 1
- WASM compatibility: `std::time` HOT 3
- Unsoundness in `util::update` HOT 1
- Arash's current email address? HOT 1
- Composition Feature
- ascent = "0.2" broke? HOT 4
- Comparison to Crepe? HOT 4
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