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[Release News] Actix web-v3.3.1, awc-v2.0.3 and http-test-v2.1.0 released!
Actix web-v3.3.1, awc-v2.0.3 and http-test-v2.1.0 has been released.
Link: Release actix-web: v3.3.1 · actix/actix-web · GitHub
Link: Release awc: v2.0.3 · actix/actix-web · GitHub
Link: Release actix-http-test: v2.1.0 · actix/actix-web · GitHub
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