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                                            Christopher Armstrong

Implement Serialize for Errors

That representation is actually exactly what I wanted :) (although maybe in an object instead of an array, so `10` and `20` are associated with some descriptive keys). If I...

Implement Serialize for Errors

But indeed, any structured serialization would have to wait on #184.

Windows 10: Connection error: I/O error: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.

@tailhook shouldn't that kind of logic be in tokio proto?

Windows 10: Connection error: I/O error: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.

I see, sorry! I'm not yet familiar with the tokio ecosystem :)

Windows 10: Connection error: I/O error: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.

Good stuff! I do hope that the larger Tokio community picks up on your crate, or maybe even integrates it into some other crate.

Cleanup lock paths

btw this might be obsoleted by #334, depending on if you want to support older versions of ZK.

Add None as constraint to allowed when nullable and allowed are defined on a field

@funkyfuture thanks. yeah, a `None` type would also solve my problem. As for `type` taking multiple constraints, this is just a simplification of my real schema which has more complex...

Add None as constraint to allowed when nullable and allowed are defined on a field

another thing: if `nullable` really can't be used with `oneof`, shouldn't constructing a Validator with such a schema raise an exception?

Add None as constraint to allowed when nullable and allowed are defined on a field

if "nullable can be used with oneof", what behavior does it affect?

Add None as constraint to allowed when nullable and allowed are defined on a field

So... there's no effect?