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The two call sites in lib/examples/time.rs (both using toml::from_str) are stable across the 0.8 to 0.9 transition. No source changes required. Verified: cargo build cargo test Pre-existing clippy errors (2) and cargo fmt noise on master are reproducible before this change and unrelated.
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Bumps
tomlinlib/Cargo.tomlfrom0.8.19to0.9(stable since 2025-08-29).The two call sites are in
lib/examples/time.rs, both usingtoml::from_str. That API is stable across the transition, so no source changes are required.Verification
cargo build: cleancargo test: clean (no tests in crate)Pre-existing
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningserrors (2) andcargo fmt --checknoise are reproducible on vanillamainbefore this change.Context
Part of the Debian Rust team's
toml 0.9transition (debcargo-conf#147). struct-patch is one of the reverse-dependencies currently on 0.8.