Update 'hello' example to use glutin v0.31 and winit v0.29 #276
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You can bump the pinned Rust version to 1.64 to get that last build working -- I think the two places are the README and the CI configuration |
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Thanks, I'll do that! |
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@grovesNL It seems we need 1.65... is that ok? |
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Sure, let's bump it to 1.65 |
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Related to issue #249.
Since glutin no longer bundles winit, we need a lot of additional dependencies now: winit, glutin-winit and raw-window-handle. I grouped them in a feature named
glutin_winit.The boilerplate to configure the window is a lot longer as well. I am not 100% sure I configured everything correctly, but I mostly stuck with the example code in the glutin repo.