v0.2.1

What's Changed

• Drop http-tower and add hyper server in #6

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v0.2.0

For the second release, on top of the already existing headless version including HTTP, FTP or TFTP servers, also added a GUI while maintaining the headless option. Find the latest release below with binaries cross compile for the most common architectures, both headless and gui versions:

This release also represents another step forward on converging the architecture and structuring
of the code, after a lengthy, never ending exploration phase.

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v0.1.2 - Bump dependencies

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v0.1.1 - Bump dependencies

• Bump dependencies due to high severity vulnerability found on mio (>= 0.7.2, <= 0.8.10)

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v0.1.0 - Initial Release

First release of the any-serve, with the basic features already usable and stable.

It includes the console application that can spin any a HTTP, FTP or TFTP with one command,
with the possibility of setting up the served dir, the bind IP and the port for each server.

This release also represents some convergence to the desired architecture and structuring
of the code overall, after a lengthy exploration phase to learn the basics of Rust and try to
answer what could be the best design for this application.