Draft: [EXPERIMENT] begin adding "async" versions of trait/impls #250
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This is an experimentation branch. The way I duplicated code to """quickly""" have an async impl is a terrible way to do it. Full code duplication is never a good option. My goal is to reach a state of rustic/rustic_core/rustic_backend to experiment on the async implementations.
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This is an experimentation branch.
The way I duplicated code to """quickly""" have an async impl is a terrible way to do it.
To me full code duplication is never a good option.
My goal is to reach a state of rustic/rustic_core/rustic_backend to experiment on the async implementations.
This might be a step towards a long term architectural change that could solve issues like rustic-rs/rustic#1181 and possibly enhance performances? (yet to be measured^^)
Do you find interesting that I keep on going with this experimentation?