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@nwalfield I just created https://github.com/rust-random/rand/tree/0.8. I think you need to recreate the PR. |
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Thanks for creating that branch. I've closed this PR and opened #1772 . |
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Summary
This PR backports #1764 to version 0.8.5 of
rand.Motivation
There are still many packages that use
rand0.8. Leaf crates that depend on such packages are unable to address RUSTSEC-2026-0097 until their dependencies upgrade to a newer version ofrand, which is likely to take a long time, or the fix is backported to 0.8. This PR does the latter.Details
A request for a backport to 0.8 was raised in #1770 .
I work on Sequoia PGP. In Sequoia, we are currently stuck on an old version of Hickory as the latest version of Hickory dropped support for OpenSSL. We are currently looking for a solution to Hickory, but until then we have to live with Hickory and its dependencies, which include a dependency on
rand0.8.