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Publish micro_http to crates.io #4

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@andreeaflorescu

@jiangliu and @sameo were asking/suggesting to publish our micro_http implementation to crates.io.
I am opening this issue to discuss if this is something that we want to do. I don't believe that rust-vmm is the appropriate organization for this crate as the micro_http is not really related to VMMs, so we will need to be hosting it in some other place.

CC: @firecracker-microvm/compute-capsule

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  1. jiangliu commented on Jan 14, 2020

    @jiangliu
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  2. andreeaflorescu commented on Jan 27, 2020

    @andreeaflorescu
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    @sameo @jiangliu we created a repository with the micro-http code in the firecracker-microvm organization. We plan to move this at some point to an organization where it makes more sense to sit, but to kick start things faster, we can consume the micro-http implementation from there for now.

    We will also open an issue with what we think are the next steps before publishing it to crates.io. In the meantime, can you also open issues/PRs with the changes that you had in mind so we can sync on it?

  3. dianpopa commented on Mar 10, 2020

    @dianpopa

    Would it make sense to open this issue in the newly created repo?

  4. andreeaflorescu commented on Mar 10, 2020

    @andreeaflorescu
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    @dianpopa Issue is now transferred to the micro-http repo.

  5. dianpopa commented on Mar 10, 2020

    @dianpopa

    Cool, thanks!

  6. stappersg commented on Apr 26, 2020

    @stappersg

    The sole purpose of this update is to give this issue some puls. The idea is that it gets moving again.

  7. KarthikNedunchezhiyan commented on Nov 19, 2020

    @KarthikNedunchezhiyan
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    @andreeaflorescu Is there any near future plan for publishing this as a crate ?

  8. blinxen commented on Aug 31, 2026

    @blinxen

    Is there any blocker for this issue? I am looking into packaging cloud-hypervisor for Fedora but it depends on this crate using a git dependency (which goes against the packaging guidelines). Would really appreciate this crate getting published on crates.io.

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