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Agree that breaking changes to serialization formats should not happen in patch releases, unfortunate that this slipped through. I can't personally speak to the necessity of the change.
All that said, I think if you want stable serialization, you should perhaps rather re-implement the structs containing your data types using guaranteed-to-be-stable types from std
like Vec
. This way you can guarantee stability regardless of what nalgebra
or other dependencies do in the future. Otherwise you're likely to run into similar problems again at some point.
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Yeah, while this is a significant optimization/bugfix, it definitely should've been held for the next major release.
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Thanks for the replies, you can close this issue. I just wanted to highlight my situation, as I think others might end up in the same.
I will take my chances going forward, serializing Nalgebra types directly. There is significant work associated with maintaining a whole set of types, just for serialization.
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