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0.20.0 (current)
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The current version of IpNetwork is 0.20.0.
0.15.1 (older version) Thoroughness: Low Understanding: Medium
by vorner on 2019-12-05
Reasonably simple code, nothing fancy. Something you could write yourself if you really needed and it wouldn't be that much work, but that's the whole point of the crate that you don't have to repeat the easy code. With adequate amount of testing. Seems to be working OK.
I'd also go as far as to say the declared WIP status is somewhat outdated. Some things might still be missing, but I wouldn't be afraid to put it into production and it would be unlikely to break.
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