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yanked traiy

THIS CRATE IS YANKED. Please see tray_cli and/or traiy_core for the evolved project.

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⚠️ This Crate Has Been Yanked ⚠️

Heads up! This crate is no longer actively maintained as a standalone project. It has evolved and its functionality has been integrated into a larger Rust workspace.

Why was this crate yanked?

Over time, the scope and goals of this project expanded. To better organize the codebase, share common utilities, and provide a more cohesive user experience, the project was restructured into a Rust workspace. This allows for better separation of concerns and more streamlined development.

Where can I find the evolved functionality?

The features and capabilities previously offered by this crate can now be found in the following crates:

  • tray_cli: This crate provides the command-line interface (CLI) tools that were originally in traiy crate. If you were using traiy for its command-line utilities, please refer to the tray_cli crate.

What should I do?

If you were using this crate, please:

  1. Identify which parts of this crate's functionality you were using.
  2. Explore the tray_cli crate to find the corresponding features and APIs.
  3. Update your project's Cargo.toml file to depend on the relevant crates (tray_cli) instead of this yanked crate.
  4. Adapt your code to use the new APIs.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but we believe this restructuring will ultimately lead to a more robust and maintainable project. Thank you for your understanding!

For more information and detailed usage instructions for the new crates, please refer to their respective README files.

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