Disable default features in tokio-postgres#269
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Destructor17 wants to merge 1 commit intocornucopia-rs:mainfrom
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Disable default features in tokio-postgres#269Destructor17 wants to merge 1 commit intocornucopia-rs:mainfrom
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Ow... just noticed that the last commit was 3y ago. Could you please add a note to README about Cornucopia status, suggest Clorinde as an alternative, and archive this repo? I spend the whole day migrating from ORM to Cornucopia just to figure out it is dead, lol |
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tokio-postgres is able to run on Cloudflare workers. Cloudflare workers use wasm32-unknown-unknown arch which is not supported by Tokio. Default features in tokio-postgres mean dependency on Tokio. It would be nice to use Cornucopia in Cloudflare workers.