Replace Surf with Reqwest to allow for upgrading Tokio to 1.x. #93
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Hello @BoboFraggins, thanks for your PR 🚀 There's already an open PR for Reqwest at #92 by @msrd0. Did you have a chance to test if that also works for you? I intended on merging it soon once the CI errors are fixed. |
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I think there's only the |
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This PR does not seem to continue supporting async-std, which is probably undesirable |
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I'm closing this in favour of #92 |
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I don't know if this is of interest to you, but I got into a dependency problem with Tokio. As I am more familiar with Reqwest and it is already on Tokio 1.x, I went the route of switching out Surf with Tokio. All of the tests pass locally and it appears to fully work for my use case. If you are interested in this PR, I'd be happy to clean up any changes you require, otherwise feel free to close it.
Thanks for the great library.