rust-petname 3.0.0 released

rust-petname 3.0.0 is out!

rust-petname is fairly simple: it generates random human readable names. It can be used as a library in your Rust projects, or as a command-line application, typically by running cargo install petname.

There are breaking changes in the library if you’re upgrading from 2.x, but the command-line tool is largely unchanged. Please read the notes to find out how to upgrade. There are also notes on how to upgrade from 1.x to 2.x if you first need to make that leap.

I hope you find this useful. I enjoy hacking on rust-petname to add and improve features, and to keep it current, and I’ve learned a lot. Please file bugs, feature requests, and feedback here.

Thank you for using rust-petname!

Thank you in particular to FliegendeWurst for contributing a rand update and the initial work on returning raw word parts from Generator, which fed into the generate_into design. Others have contributed in the past and I don’t think I’ve called them out before; I am grateful to you all.