Add VersionReq::is_exact
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I have some logic where it would be useful to shortcut some behaviour if a `VersionReq` could only be matched by exactly one value. This would help me not end up re-parsing the semver string myself to guess whether it's a single fully-qualified exact match.
steveklabnik
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May 24, 2020
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Thanks for the merge! No rush with the releasing - we're using a workaround in Cargo for now (inferring this property from the string representation of a Thanks again! |
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Great! I've published as 0.10.0; the breaking change wasn't actually merged yet, so this should be fine! This is the only new API in the new release. |
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I have some logic where it would be useful to shortcut some behaviour if
a
VersionReqcould only be matched by exactly one value. This wouldhelp me not end up re-parsing the semver string myself to guess whether
it's a single fully-qualified exact match.