Please drop package rust-async-tls from Debian: It has an open bug
upstream indicating that it might be best avoiding:
https://github.com/async-rs/async-tls/issues/60

I believe no other packages currently depend on this package in
unstable. See also related discussion at bug#1110553.

 - Jonas
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severity 1110778 serious
thanks

I've fixed this package up so it doesn't block the rustls-webpki update
but I agree it should probably not be in forky, so I am bumping this
up to serious.

If someone wants to keep this package please speak up now.

unless I missed something, librust-async-tungstenite still Depends: on
it ?
https://sources.debian.org/src/rust-async-tungstenite/0.28.2-1/Cargo.toml#L128

I packaged it as dependency for async-tungestenite; no objections for a
removal otherwise.

best,

werdahias

Severity 1110778 important
Thanks
Thanks for spotting what Jonas and I missed.

The dependency is optional, but said optional dependency *is* used
by rust-magic-wormhole.

I was about to file a bug about this upstream, but I hesistated because
frankly futures-rustls doesn't look much better maintained than
async-tls. Yes, right now it uses current rustls upstream (whereas
async-tls is patched in Debian to use current rustls) but it's
last release was still a year ago.

Further looking at the git history it looks like about a month after
the last release the author tried to make another one but
did not go through with it for unknown reasons and there has
been little activity since.