reintroduce witx::phases (partial revert #398) #436
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Per this discussion from WebAssembly#434: > It looks like the crate was last published at > [7ec4b1a](WebAssembly@7ec4b1a) > ([diff from > `main`](WebAssembly/WASI@ef8c1a5...main)), > and if we'd like to make an 0.9.1 release (ideally just a bugfix > release), I think there's another breaking change we merged in the > meantime, notably the deletion of `tools/witx/src/phases.rs`, which I > think happened as WebAssembly#398. I think we may need to revert that as well > before publishing 0.9.1? - [@alexcrichton](WebAssembly#434 (comment)) This reintroduces 'witx::phases', so that we do not include any breaking changes in what ought to be a pure bug release.
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Per this discussion from #434:
-- @alexcrichton
This reintroduces 'witx::phases', so that we do not include any breaking
changes in what ought to be a pure bug release.