Replace unmaintained daemonize with cf-daemonize #736
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The daemonize crate is unmaintained and has a security advisory (RUSTSEC-2025-0069). This switches to cf-daemonize, a Cloudflare fork with the same API. Changes: - Update Cargo.toml to use cf-daemonize 0.3.0 - Update import from daemonize to cf_daemonize - Remove Stdio::keep() calls (not available in cf-daemonize 0.3.0) Daemon preserves stdio by default when not explicitly configured Fixes cloudflare#699
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The daemonize crate is unmaintained and has a security advisory (RUSTSEC-2025-0069). This switches to cf-daemonize, a Cloudflare fork with the same API.
Changes:
Daemon preserves stdio by default when not explicitly configured
Fixes #699
Note: cf-daemonize has future incompatibility warnings. Maintainers may want to consider alternatives like daemonize-me or implementing a custom solution.