Matt Donoughe

I just checked and `#[deprecated]` is generating a warning on declaration, with or without `#[openapi]`. ```rust use rocket::{get, routes, Build, Rocket}; use rocket_okapi::openapi; #[get("/")] #[deprecated] fn handler_without_docs() -> &'static str...

The warning is emitted even if you don't mount the endpoint or otherwise use it in any way. ```rust #![allow(unused)] use rocket::{get, Build, Rocket}; use rocket_okapi::openapi; #[get("/")] #[deprecated] fn handler_without_docs()...

It might be possible for the `#[openapi]` attribute to remove the `#[deprecated]` attribute so Rocket doesn't see it, or wrap the Rocket-generated code in a module, but neither of those...

I created SergioBenitez/Rocket#2262 for `#[deprecated]`.

I had a similar issue and in the output of `kubectl logs -n ambassador deployment/traffic-manager` there was a message `warning Could not determine DNS ClusterIP`. After `kubectl rollout restart -n...

> Read all index entries, and filter by TTL, then remove index and content. This almost works, but there are two problems related to `remove_hash_sync`: 1. In a content addressable...

I think a WinGet type would make sense. If you have MSI packages installed on a machine, you have distinguishing information in the form of the UpgradeCode and ProductCode, but...

Explanation of the problem: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/issues/6584#issuecomment-457245362 > Cargo strongly discourages usage of any version requirement other than ^ unless you're really sure you know what you're doing

They should both be valid. `2+3` is produced by althonos/packageurl.rs, package-url/packageurl-js, phylum-dev/purl. `2%2B3` is produced by package-url/packageurl-dotnet, package-url/packageurl-go, package-url/packageurl-java, package-url/packageurl-php, package-url/packageurl-python, package-url/packageurl-ruby, package-url/packageurl-swift. Be careful with version numbers that contain...

`2+3` is a percent encoded string. Any ASCII string that doesn't contain '%' is percent-encoded, and decodes into the same string. "Percent-encoded" only describes a method of encoding, without specifying...