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Winit 0.28 and skia-safe 0.60.0 #113
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I’m not actively using or developing this crate anymore, so it’s unlikely I’m going to find time to do this myself, but it may be as simple as a version bump if you want to try it yourself. |
I tried bumping the versions of both and building with:
Can I ask you for some guidance on how to proceed? EDIT: commit link |
You're very much on the right track, I'm sorry the project didn't build and run right away. Personally if you're just wanting to play around, I think the path of least resistance would be to use winit 0.25. Otherwise, you need to update dependencies like rafx to use raw-window-handle 0.5. This probably won't be difficult, but it may be more than you care to do right now. If such a change were committed to rafx, it might break other things that are downstream from it that I work on/use such as imgui integration. I'm not necessarily rushing into doing that because frankly, I have other things to do than chase winit/raw-window-handle versions. (I have half a mind to transition over to SDL2 because it would probably break less often, and it's shipped in many real products, so IMO it's a more mature solution.) It might also be possible to use both raw-window-handle 0.5 and 0.3, and copy the values from a 0.5 version of the struct to a 0.3 version of the struct. This would hopefully limit the chain of dependencies that need to be modified to use raw-window-handle 0.5. |
I've been looking forward to using this library as it's extremely useful
Just wanted to know if it's possible to upgrade its dependencies:
Thanks
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