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This means the readme file is no longer checked for code errors, however the build tree is vastly simplified.

Related to #41, but it didn't seem worth adding a feature for it.

This means the readme file is no longer checked for code errors, however the build tree is vastly simplified
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Instead of completely removing checking of the README, you can actually perform roughly the same tests with rustdoc. Check it out in the fixedvec project: https://github.com/rust-embedded/fixedvec-rs/blob/master/.travis.yml#L30

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Ahh, that's a neat approach! I moved the example to the rustdocs so it gets tested every time, but can revert that and only test in CI if you'd prefer.

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posborne commented Nov 8, 2018

LGTM; merging (haven't gotten around to setting up bors on this; I can fixup the osx no-op build when I get around to that as well).

@posborne posborne merged commit 8e40032 into rust-embedded:master Nov 8, 2018
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14: Bump i2cdev version r=therealprof a=ryankurte

rust-i2cdev has a new minor version that removes a pile of dependencies (and speeds up builds measurably), see: rust-embedded/rust-i2cdev#47

This PR bumps i2cdev to the updated version and adds a missing newline to the end of cargo.toml

Co-authored-by: Ryan Kurte <ryankurte@gmail.com>
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