Remove pre 1.36 backwards compatibility code #189
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189: Remove pre 1.36 backwards compatibility code r=Amanieu a=faern Back when I submitted #185 I did not get the impression that dropping support for older Rust was an option. But it seemed to have gone through without much fanfare in #188, so I guess we can remove all this backwards compatibility code now then. Co-authored-by: Linus Färnstrand <[email protected]>
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Yea I merged that because I feel that we're going to be publishing a new major version soon anyways. |
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Usage of this was removed in commit da4df87 PR Amanieu#189
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Usage of this was removed in commit da4df87 PR Amanieu#189
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Back when I submitted #185 I did not get the impression that dropping support for older Rust was an option. But it seemed to have gone through without much fanfare in #188, so I guess we can remove all this backwards compatibility code now then.