they did not previously allow any way to mock DNS query sequences
in a manner compatible with the RecursorPool, which prefers to create
new NameServers itself, rather than via anything injectable by the test.
* update all READMEs with notices about the name change
* update changelog for 0.24
* bump crate versions to 0.24
* update version notice information
* update readmes to back reference trust-dns
* rename all crates to hickory counterparts
* replace all Trust-DNS references in code and comments with Hickory DNS
* rename all Trust-DNS references to Hickory DNS in non-code
* rename all trust-dns-resolver references to hickory-resolver
* rename all trust-dns-client references to hickory-client
* rename all trust-dns-proto references to hickory-proto
* rename all trust-dns-server references to hickory-server
* rename all trust-dns-compatibility references to hickory-compatability
* rename all trust-dns-integration references to hickory-integration
* rename all trust-dns-util references to hickory-util
* Update MIT licenses to reference Hickory DNS
* update all trust-dns references to hickory-dns
* update all bluejekyll github references to hickorydns org
* Update name in Changelog
* make sure hickory-dns logs during tests
* add changelogs for recent main additions
* fix references to trust-dns and hickory in architecture
* update a few trust-dns references in READMEs
* fixup some dangling trust_dns references
* replace fka with formerly in change log
* replace all hickoydns org references to hickory-dns
* replace all http links with https
* update logos
* update hickorydns to hickory-dns for all other org references
* fix Notices of Trust-DNS to Hickory in each Readme
This commit updates the Rustls dependency to the recently released
0.21.0 tag, and to update tokio-rustls to 0.24.0 to use the same rustls
release. It also updates webpki-roots to 0.23.0, and to use rustls' fork
of webpki instead of the original.
A couple of small upstream API changes are addressed to ensure the build
and tests pass.
The implementation reads one line of the input file every interval
(default 1s) and asynchronously resolves it. Results are printed in the
order their responses arrive.
* Added --file and --interval to command-line parameters
* Added clap group directives to mark invalid parameter combinations
* Improved printing of queries and error messages
* Previous code allowed for reverse lookups but required the user to
pass `in-addr.arpa` hostnames. Passing `--reverse` makes the
conversion automatically.
* Minor changes to output to make the query type explicit.
