run a cargo update to update all dependencies in lock file #29
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this fixes build issues with lexical-core doing arithmetic operations that are invalid on newer versions of rust
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This also fixes compilation in Ubuntu. |
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This fixes build issues with lexical-core doing arithmetic operations that are invalid on newer versions of rust. (#27)
I'm not super familiar with Rust package management - it's possible an even more robust solution would involve somehow specifying a version for the transitive dependency on lexical-core in cargo.toml, but just updating the lock file seems like enough of a fix anyway.
I've tested this on a windows 10 box and the app opens and renders properly, but haven't tested on mac/linux.