This works on stable!
limira opened this issue · comments
Hi, just for the case you have not noticed yet. Both this and Dominator compile successfully on Rust stable (1.38).
That's good news, though the really exciting part will be when 1.39 hits stable, because then we get async/await.
@Pauan Re: async/await, may I ask your thoughts on the road ahead now that 1.39 has been released?
@kellytk There isn't really much for futures-signals to do, the API is solid and very stable (though I wouldn't mind adding a few more combinators).
We've had async/await support since October 2018, so I don't need to do anything with regards to that, everything should already work.
I can't release 1.0 until after futures itself is 1.0, so at this point it's just a matter of polish and docs.
async/await has been on stable for a while now, and I tested to verify that futures-signals works on stable.
It will be a while before futures is 1.0, so I'm going to close this.