Merge resolver service into client service #1927
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Delete branch "s1lv3r/continuwuity:zoe/resolver-rewrite-two-electric-boogaloo"
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Removes the old resolver service entirely, and removes associated unused files (dns.rs, fed.rs).
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Merge resolver service into client servic eto Merge resolver service into client service8000789f0ba5701d51a2@ -572,2 +572,3 @@[workspace.dependencies.resolvematrix]version = "0.1.2"#version = "0.1.2"rev = "b2280bc4eaacea3de18bc47534cddeeeb1ceab9c"why are we pinning to a revision here 🤨
move fast and break things? /j
real answer: its because there hasn't been a release for resolvematrix which includes all the features needed/used, therefore pinning to that commit (latest main). once a release gets made (cc. @jade), that can be updated to a regular version
given that we control resolvematrix I think I can just make a release for it
you probably can, i dont have perms otherwise i'd do it myself :P
@ -121,6 +121,7 @@ impl<'a> Args<'a> {/// Create a reference immediately to a service when constructing another/// Service. The other service must be constructed.#[inline]#[allow(dead_code)]?
My assumption here was that
requirewill be used in other parts of the code at a later time (similar todepend-- unsure of the difference)a5701d51a266ccffb4e11c643750cd28211b06e9