Releases · mgeier/rtrb

split() has been removed, new() returns a (Producer, Consumer) pair
- a RingBuffer cannot be owned anymore (but Producer and Consumer still can)
- previous uses of split() can simply be removed
new chunks module
- simplifies the main documentation page
- no code changes should be needed, except that ChunkError has to be imported as chunks::ChunkError
iterator API has been changed to allow moving items in and out
- read chunks implement IntoIterator and can be directly used in for loops or can be explicitly turned into an iterator with into_iter()
- uninitialized write chunks provide a fill_from_iter() method that moves items from an iterator into the ring buffer
- Default-initialized write chunks don't provide an iterator API (just use uninitialized chunks instead)
- the previous iterator API with items of type &T, &mut T and &mut MaybeUninit<T> is not available anymore, but it can be emulated by iterating over the slices returned by as_slices() and as_mut_slices() (use chain() to iterate over both slices)
with_chunks() constructor has been removed
- there is no replacement, use new() instead
reset() has been removed
- there is no replacement
CopyToUninit::copy_to_uninit() now returns &mut [T]
- this is strictly speaking a breaking change, but it's unlikely that anyone relied on it returning nothing

Non-Breaking Changes

Copy trait bound has been removed from write_chunk() (Default is still required)
some auto-derived Debug, Eq and PartialEq implementations have been added