* Replace `UnsafeCell` with `Cell` in `DateServiceInner`
This ensures that it's impossible to cause undefined behavior by
accidentally violating Rust's aliasing rules (e.g. passing a closure to
`set_date` which ends up invoking `reset` or `update` on the inner
`DateServiceInner`).
There might be a tiny amount of overhead from copying the `Option<(Date,
Instant)>` rather than taking a reference, but it shouldn't be
measurable.
Since the wrapped type is `Copy`, a `Cell` can be used, avoiding the
runtime overhead of a `RefCell`.
Co-authored-by: Yuki Okushi <huyuumi.dev@gmail.com>
* Use `OffsetDateTime` instead of `PrimitiveDateTime`
* Parse time strings with `PrimitiveDateTime::parse` instead of `OffsetDateTime::parse`
* Remove unused `time` dependency from actix-multipart
* Fix a few errors with time related tests from the `time` upgrade
* Implement logic to convert a RFC 850 two-digit year into a full length year, and organize time parsing related functions
* Upgrade `time` to 0.2.2
* Correctly parse C's asctime time format using time 0.2's new format patterns
* Update CHANGES.md
* Use `time` without any of its deprecated functions
* Enforce a UTC time offset when converting an `OffsetDateTime` into a Header value
* Use the more readable version of `Duration::seconds(0)`, `Duration::zero()`
* Remove unneeded conversion of time::Duration to std::time::Duration
* Use `OffsetDateTime::as_seconds_f64` instead of manually calculating the amount of seconds from nanoseconds
* Replace a few additional instances of `Duration::seconds(0)` with `Duration::zero()`
* Truncate any nanoseconds from a supplied `Duration` within `Cookie::set_max_age` to ensure two Cookies with the same amount whole seconds equate to one another
* Fix the actix-http:🍪:do_not_panic_on_large_max_ages test
* Convert `Cookie::max_age` and `Cookie::expires` examples to `time` 0.2
Mainly minor changes. Type inference can be used alongside the new
`time::parse` method, such that the type doesn't need to be specified.
This will be useful if a refactoring takes place that changes the type.
There are also new macros, which are used where possible.
One change that is not immediately obvious, in `HttpDate`, there was an
unnecessary conditional. As the time crate allows for negative durations
(and can perform arithmetic with such), the if/else can be removed
entirely.
Time v0.2.3 also has some bug fixes, which is why I am not using a more
general v0.2 in Cargo.toml.
v0.2.3 has been yanked, as it was backwards imcompatible. This version
reverts the breaking change, while still supporting rustc back to
1.34.0.
* Add missing `time::offset` macro import
* Fix type confusion when using `time::parse` followed by `using_offset`
* Update `time` to 0.2.5
* Update CHANGES.md
Co-authored-by: Jacob Pratt <the.z.cuber@gmail.com>
* Skip empty chucks for BodyStream and SizedStream when streaming response (#1267)
* Fix tests to fail on previous implementation
Co-authored-by: Yuki Okushi <huyuumi.dev@gmail.com>
Most of the relevant struct already had a `#[pin_project]` attribute,
but it wasn't being used.
The remaining uses of `Pin::new_unchecked` all involve going from a
`&mut T` to a `Pin<&mut T>`, without directly observing a `Pin<&mut T>`
first. As such, they cannot be replaced by `pin_project`
Co-authored-by: Yuki Okushi <huyuumi.dev@gmail.com>
Using some module trickery, we can generate a tuple struct for each
invocation of the macro. This allows us to use `pin_project` to project
through to the tuple fields, removing the need to use
`Pin::new_unchecked`
Co-authored-by: Yuki Okushi <huyuumi.dev@gmail.com>
* Replace sha1 dependency with sha-1
This other crate is being maintained, and it offers better performances
when using the `asm` feature (especially [on
AArch64](https://github.com/RustCrypto/hashes/pull/97)).
* Update CHANGES.md with the sha-1 migration
* Add a test for hash_key()
