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I was looking for a decent robots.txt library written in rust to integrate into my Broad Web Crawler(open source toy project) and so far this one seems like the best...

-exactly- the same problem! @thomaseizinger thanks so much! probably saved me half day worth of digging :) Default value for `max_elapsed_time` definitely should be `None`

Also we could add goose.ExtractFromDocument to extract data from already parsed *goquery.Document

Kindly please add mine It's a broad web crawler written in Rust and Redis, with heavy focus on performance, scalability and politeness (almost touching 10 gbit/s on 96 core c5.metal)...

Same thing... sigh For some reason all libraries in rust that touch tokio are broken in one or another way, impossible to get something to work

https://github.com/suharev7/clickhouse-rs/blob/b7f0df499ee1e1390e84c38cf2ccffef3ce7c612/src/types/column/factory.rs#L61 should account for function usage?

such stuff as `ch::types::Value::ChronoDateTime(chrono::Local::now())` fails with ``` error[E0308]: mismatched types --> src/main.rs:182:62 | 182 | created_at: ch::types::Value::ChronoDateTime(Local::now()), | ^^^^^^^^^^^^ expected enum `Tz`, found struct `Local` | = note: expected struct...

Found this ugly hack that inserts correct date/time in clickhouse ``` fn now () -> DateTime { let now = chrono::Local::now(); chrono_tz::UTC.ymd(now.year(), now.month(), now.day()).and_hms_nano(now.hour(), now.minute(), now.second(), now.nanosecond()) } ``` everything...

Any update on this? having exactly the same issue, not a deal breaker but a bit annoying

Same error... was really curious checking this out