In hindsight, probably would’ve been way better to ship a `cryptography2` package and deprecate the old package.
That way you get the benefits of using rust without the anger about the sudden breakage of a transitive dependency.
In terms of floating versioning, I honestly think it’s not reasonable to ask packages to do this, because then you get into dependency hell with unfixable dependency conflicts.
That way you get the benefits of using rust without the anger about the sudden breakage of a transitive dependency.
In terms of floating versioning, I honestly think it’s not reasonable to ask packages to do this, because then you get into dependency hell with unfixable dependency conflicts.