Bump pe-unwind-info to 0.3.0 #38
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Per semver rules, having `pe-unwind-info` 0.2.1 in `Cargo.toml` means that 0.2.3 will be used instead unless `--locked` is passed on the command-line. That version is broken, and the next one is 0.3.0, which is not selected by semver rules. However, it seems fine to use for framehope.
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Thank you! I've been meaning to fix this but other things keep coming up. |
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4b66422 have made |
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Thank you! I'll make a release. |
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Perfect, thanks! |
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Released with 0.13.1. I hope I didn't miss anything that would have required a breaking version bump. |
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Per semver rules, having
pe-unwind-info0.2.1 inCargo.tomlmeans that 0.2.3 will be used instead unless--lockedis passed on the command-line. That version is broken, and the next one is 0.3.0, which is not selected by semver rules. However, it seems fine to use for framehope.