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OxiCode 0.2.4 makes the streaming encoder/decoder generic over the Config type so encoder and decoder pairs can share an explicit codec configuration via new_with_config, implements core::error::Error for DeError/SerError in no_std + alloc, bumps the MSRV to 1.81, and moves OxiARC pure Rust compression to 0.3.2. Same 100% bincode-2.0 binary compatibility.
A small OxiCode patch that restores a fully clean clippy run across the workspace and eliminates temp-file collisions in seven async and file-I/O test modules under concurrent execution. No API or wire-format changes — same 100% bincode-2.0 binary compatibility, same Pure Rust guarantee.
A focused OxiCode patch: a deny.toml policy gate to ban unsafe or incompatible crates, the bincode dev-dependency pinned to =2.0.1, OxiARC pure Rust compression bumped to 0.2.7, and more robust temp-file handling in the file-I/O test suite. Same 100% bincode-2.0 binary compatibility, same Pure Rust guarantee.
OxiCode's first 0.2 minor: a major API expansion with a BorrowDecode derive for zero-copy decoding, the SizeWriter / encoded_size pre-allocation API, encode_to_file / decode_from_file, lazy DecodeIter streaming, CRC32 checksums, versioned-value helpers, and a rich set of derive attributes — all while keeping 100% bincode 2.0 binary compatibility. 19,929 passing tests, zero warnings.
100% binary-compatible drop-in replacement for bincode with zero-copy decoding, SIMD-accelerated arrays (2–4× faster), built-in LZ4/Zstd compression (powered by OxiARC), CRC32 checksums, async streaming, schema evolution, and no_std support. 513k LOC of pure Rust, 19,927 passing tests. The sovereign serialization layer for SciRS2 and the entire COOLJAPAN ecosystem.
The first real release of OxiCode: a compact, fast, no_std-friendly binary serialization library for Rust with 100% bincode 2.0 binary compatibility. Drop-in encode/decode, derive macros, optional SIMD, compression, schema versioning, streaming, and validation. 10,860 lines of pure Rust, 211 passing tests, zero unwrap.