bump toml version to 0.4.5 allow use of pretty strings #62
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Thanks @vitiral ! Sorry for the delay. Looks good. |
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All good! Check out ergo, which is my attempt at something like stdx in your absence. Unfortunately, my new job has put me on a bit of a haitus with rust for a bit |
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Thanks for the pointer to ergo @vitiral. If I manage to revive stdx, I'll definitely link to it as an alternative. |
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I do notice that ergo and stdx seem to have somewhat different goals, so there's probably room for all. |
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toml 0.4.5 stabilized pretty strings which is a pretty useful feature.
vitiral/artifact#164 needs this to consume stdx