v0.2.4

Other

• Implement lifetime-free ref and mut casts for unsized type (#23)
• Fix missing OIDC permission
• Set up trusted publishing in CI (#33)
• update readme since 1.38 cannot run in CI any more
• Update branch reference
• Set up release-plz

0.2.3

Added

• Enable certain implementations of LifetimeFree for no_std when alloc is available based on alloc feature. @dragazo in #13
• Implement LifetimeFree for tuples. @sagebind in #17

Fixed

• More robust type_eq_non_static implementation. @dtolnay in #14
• Fix macos CI builds. @sagebind in #15
• Fix miscompilation in transmute_unchecked introduced by bug in LLVM. @zheland in #25

Full Changelog: 0.2.2...0.2.3

Fix tests requiring std to be conditional

Fixed

• Ensure that any test or example that requires std in order to compile and run are conditionally compiled behind the std crate feature. (#8, #9)

Implement LifetimeFree for NonZeroUsize

Added

• Implement LifetimeFree for NonZeroUsize to allow casting to NonZeroUsize from non-'static sources which was missing in the prior release. (#7)

Non-static casts for limited lifetime-free types

Breaking changes

• A new std crate feature has been added which is enabled by default. To compile castaway in no_std contexts this feature must be enabled using default-features = false.

Added

• You can now cast to certain types known to be lifetime-free (such as primitive types, String, common wrapper types, etc) in certain contexts, even if the source value is generic without a 'static bound. It is possible to cast this way to any type implementing the newly-introduced LifetimeFree trait. (#5, #6)

Allow casting slices

Added

• Allow for casting slices and mutable slices of static item types. (#2)

Result name resolution fix

Fixed

• Fix Result not being imported properly in macros, which could result in compilation errors when Result currently refers to another type in the scope invoked.

Initial release

This is the first release of Castaway. This has the following changes from Castaway's predecessor Transmogrify:

• Casting is performed with a macro instead of a trait. This improves ergonomics by removing the need to always use a turbofish, allows for more intelligent casting of references, and shrinks the public API to allow for taking advantage of future Rust features to allow for more types of casts without breaking changes.
• The match_type macro now has a slightly different syntax, and match arms must now use irrefutable patterns.