build(deps): update prost-types requirement from 0.6 to 0.7 #2
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Updates the requirements on [prost-types](https://github.com/danburkert/prost) to permit the latest version. - [Release notes](https://github.com/danburkert/prost/releases) - [Commits](danburkert/prost@v0.6.0...v0.7.0) Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>
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Make `encode` return iterator instead of vec
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This makes four changes: 1. The `EscapingScheme` and `ValidationScheme` enums are now `Copy` since they are very small and cheap to copy. They're passed by value rather than by reference. 2. The `escape_name` function now returns a `Cow` rather than a `String` to avoid allocations in many cases. 3. `escape_name` also preallocates a buffer for the escaped name rather than starting with an empty `String` and growing it, to amortize the allocations. 4. Use `is_ascii_alphabetic` and `is_ascii_digit` to check for characters that are valid in metric and label names. Based on profiles I suspect that prometheus#2 has the highest impact but haven't split these out to see how much of a difference it makes.
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This makes four changes: 1. The `EscapingScheme` and `ValidationScheme` enums are now `Copy` since they are very small and cheap to copy. They're passed by value rather than by reference. 2. The `escape_name` function now returns a `Cow` rather than a `String` to avoid allocations in many cases. 3. `escape_name` also preallocates a buffer for the escaped name rather than starting with an empty `String` and growing it, to amortize the allocations. 4. Use `is_ascii_alphabetic` and `is_ascii_digit` to check for characters that are valid in metric and label names. Based on profiles I suspect that prometheus#2 has the highest impact but haven't split these out to see how much of a difference it makes.
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This makes four changes: 1. The `EscapingScheme` and `ValidationScheme` enums are now `Copy` since they are very small and cheap to copy. They're passed by value rather than by reference. 2. The `escape_name` function now returns a `Cow` rather than a `String` to avoid allocations in many cases. 3. `escape_name` also preallocates a buffer for the escaped name rather than starting with an empty `String` and growing it, to amortize the allocations. 4. Use `is_ascii_alphabetic` and `is_ascii_digit` to check for characters that are valid in metric and label names. Based on profiles I suspect that prometheus#2 has the highest impact but haven't split these out to see how much of a difference it makes. Signed-off-by: Ben Sully <[email protected]>
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This makes four changes: 1. The `EscapingScheme` and `ValidationScheme` enums are now `Copy` since they are very small and cheap to copy. They're passed by value rather than by reference. 2. The `escape_name` function now returns a `Cow` rather than a `String` to avoid allocations in many cases. 3. `escape_name` also preallocates a buffer for the escaped name rather than starting with an empty `String` and growing it, to amortize the allocations. 4. Use `is_ascii_alphabetic` and `is_ascii_digit` to check for characters that are valid in metric and label names. Based on profiles I suspect that prometheus#2 has the highest impact but haven't split these out to see how much of a difference it makes. Signed-off-by: Ben Sully <[email protected]>
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Updates the requirements on prost-types to permit the latest version.
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Sourced from prost-types's releases.
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b92b6derelease 0.7.0d79ad6fimprove compatibility with alpine6a4f12ainclude_file_descriptor_set -> file_descriptor_set_pathaa11ecbAddinclude_file_descriptor_settoprost-builda5bb7bfAdd prost-build::Config::disable_comments option (#389)32bb509bump bundled protobuf version to 3.14.0f482208bump rand dev dependency (#406)1db9167bump bytes to 1.0 (#405)423f5ecAdd bundled support for Mac aarch64 through Rosetta (#394)278e8abAdd up to date CI badge (#396)Dependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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