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chore: add RUSTSEC-2024-0436 to ignore list for cargo deny #3526

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paste is a library that helps combine strings when building proc macros. It is used in several datafusion crates as well as in our own creates (we brought it over when we vendored bitpacking).

RUSTSEC-2024-0436 reports that paste is unmaintained

However, it appears the main reason is simply that paste is more or less a "finished" library. It is one of the 200 most downloaded rust libraries (it is somewhat ubiquitous when building proc macros) and it seems likely that someone will step up and fix any security issues that are detected.

This seems an acceptable risk to ignore this advisory.

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@westonpace westonpace merged commit e12bb9e into lancedb:main Mar 10, 2025
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`paste` is a library that helps combine strings when building proc
macros. It is used in several datafusion crates as well as in our own
creates (we brought it over when we vendored bitpacking).

RUSTSEC-2024-0436 reports that paste is unmaintained

However, it appears the main reason is simply that `paste` is more or
less a "finished" library. It is one of the 200 most downloaded rust
libraries (it is somewhat ubiquitous when building proc macros) and it
seems likely that someone will step up and fix any security issues that
are detected.

This seems an acceptable risk to ignore this advisory.
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