build(deps): update ttrpc requirement from 0.9 to 0.10

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Updates the requirements on ttrpc to permit the latest version.

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ttrpc 0.10.0 and code generators

This coordinated release publishes ttrpc 0.10.0 and its matching code generators. All four crates were published on October 9, 2026 from commit 8fdc03fa7180ac150933eadd7df4f8a4470e1034.

Crate	Previous release	New release	Git tag
ttrpc	0.9.0	0.10.0	v0.10.0
ttrpc-compiler	0.8.0	0.9.0	ttrpc-compiler-v0.9.0
ttrpc-codegen	0.6.0	0.7.0	ttrpc-codegen-v0.7.0
ttrpc-codegen-prost	Initial release	0.1.0	ttrpc-codegen-prost-v0.1.0

Highlights

• Add the Prost 0.13 runtime backend and the first standalone Prost generator, supporting synchronous, asynchronous, and streaming RPCs. (#286)
• Add Unix connection hooks, per-connection metadata, and payload transforms through the optional security_extension feature. (#316)
• Enforce async unary deadlines during queueing and writing, preserve stream data/close ordering, and clean up failed or cancelled connections and requests. (#312, #318, #324)
• Reduce allocations, copying, and transport writes through buffer reuse and frame coalescing. (#327, #328, #337)
• Improve canonical Google well-known type handling and generated module ordering. (#322, #326, #335)

Compatibility and migration

This release includes breaking API changes and requires Rust 1.80 or newer.

• rust-protobuf: Upgrade to ttrpc 0.10, ttrpc-codegen 0.7, and ttrpc-compiler 0.9, then regenerate checked-in bindings. Canonical Google well-known RPC types now use protobuf runtime types unless explicitly selected for local generation. Customize and Codegen::customize use compiler 0.9 types; use ttrpc_codegen::Customize or upgrade direct compiler dependencies.
• Prost: Use ttrpc-codegen-prost 0.1 with Prost 0.13 and install protoc. Configure ttrpc with default-features = false and explicitly enable prost and the desired runtime features (sync and/or async). The prost and rustprotobuf features are mutually exclusive. See the Prost setup guide.
• Runtime APIs: Direct synchronous TtrpcContext construction requires conn_ctx; asynchronous construction requires connection_data. Custom proto::Codec implementations must provide merge. asynchronous::StreamInner::new is no longer public; use generated clients and typed stream APIs. Replace deprecated response_to_channel calls with TtrpcContext::respond or send_response to preserve payload transforms.
• Compiler APIs: The unused legacy grpcio prost_codegen module was removed from ttrpc-compiler. Use ttrpc-codegen-prost for ttrpc Prost bindings.

Detailed changelogs

• ttrpc 0.10.0
• ttrpc-compiler 0.9.0
• ttrpc-codegen 0.7.0
• ttrpc-codegen-prost 0.1.0

Full source changes since v0.9.0

Changelog

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[0.10.0]

API changes

• Breaking: Builds with default features disabled must explicitly select either rustprotobuf or prost, along with the desired runtime features. The two protobuf backends are mutually exclusive. (#286)
• Breaking: Direct construction of synchronous TtrpcContext now requires conn_ctx; asynchronous TtrpcContext requires connection_data. Use a default connection context or ..Default::default() for async test contexts. (#316)
• Breaking: Custom implementations of proto::Codec must implement the new merge method. (#286)
• Breaking: asynchronous::StreamInner::new is no longer public; use the generated clients and typed stream APIs instead. (#316)
• Migration: Regenerate rust-protobuf bindings with ttrpc-codegen 0.7.0 and ttrpc-compiler 0.9.0. For Prost, use ttrpc-codegen-prost 0.1.0 with Prost 0.13 and install protoc.
• Deprecated: Use TtrpcContext::respond or send_response instead of response_to_channel to preserve per-connection payload transforms. (#316)

Added

• Added a Prost 0.13 backend for synchronous, asynchronous, and streaming RPCs. (#286)
• Added the Unix-only security_extension feature with accept/connect hooks, per-connection metadata, and pluggable payload transforms. (#316)
• Added API documentation, backend setup guides, and Prost examples. (#286, #320, #329)

Changed

• Reduced allocation and copying by reusing sync receive and async send buffers, using stack-allocated frame headers, and moving owned metadata. (#328)
• Coalesced sync and async frame headers with a bounded payload prefix, reused sender buffers, and removed boxed futures from internal connection delegates. (#327, #328, #337)
• Raised the declared minimum supported Rust version from 1.70 to 1.80 and added CI coverage for both protobuf backends and the code generators on Rust 1.80. (#333)

Fixed

• Enforced async unary request deadlines during queueing and writing, and cleaned up pending registrations when requests time out or are cancelled. (#318)
• Preserved client stream frame ordering, including data and close frames. (#312)
• Closed async connections after writer failures. (#324)

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