fix!: async network client returns !Send future
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You need to update the reference to latest picky version (rc.19) in order to fix the CI |
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Hi,
I broke the
dpapi-webcompilation in this PR: #457. I was trying to make theAsyncNetworkClientwork with Devolutions-Gateway, but later I chose another approach. Now we can remove theSendbound safely (I checked it: the DG compiles well with this change insspi-rs).Why haven't we caught it earlier?
I suppose it is because we do not check this crate on CI. I propose improving the
./tools/wasm-testcompileto depend ondpapi-weband use any of its exported items. What do you think about it?