Switch to tiberius-ng (maintained successor; fixes open RustSec TLS advisories) - #5
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Repoints the tiberius dependency to the maintained tiberius-ng fork via Cargo's package rename; `tiberius::` paths and `tiberius/<feature>` references keep working with no source changes. Verified rquery-orm compiles against tiberius-ng 0.13 with the feature set it enables. tiberius 0.12 is unmaintained and ships open RustSec cert-verification advisories; tiberius-ng 0.13 fixes them and keeps [lib] name = "tiberius".
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Update — and apologies for the extra notification. Since I opened this, the tiberius maintainers have brought me on as a maintainer of the upstream project (tiberius-rs/tiberius), and I'm merging the Closing this as no longer necessary. Thanks for your time, and apologies for the noise. |
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Hi — thanks for maintaining
rquery-orm.The
tiberiuscrate (0.12) is effectively unmaintained — issues and PRs have gone unanswered, and it currently ships open RustSec advisories in its TLS path (cert-verification issues RUSTSEC-2026-0098 / -0099 / -0104, plus anh2advisory). Anything depending on it inherits those with no upstream fix available.I've taken over maintenance as
tiberius-ng— a standalone continuation with full history and all original contributors preserved (Apache-2.0, same license). It resolves those advisories and is a drop-in: it keeps[lib] name = "tiberius", so this PR is a one-lineCargo.tomlchange (Cargo'spackage = "tiberius-ng"rename) with zero source changes.I compiled
rquery-ormagainst tiberius-ng 0.13 with the exact feature set it enables — all green. CI here should confirm.Completely understand if you'd rather wait and watch the project first — happy to answer questions or help with anything. Either way, wanted to flag the security angle since it affects your users today.
— Matthew