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fix(deps): update rust crate windows to 0.51 - autoclosed #236

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Type Update Change
windows dependencies minor 0.39 -> 0.51

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microsoft/windows-rs (windows)

v0.51.1

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This is mainly for publishing an update of the windows-bindgen crate but also fixes a few minor readme and version issues to avoid confusion.

  • The windows and windows-core crates are updated to 0.51.1 to update the readme but are otherwise unchanged.
  • The windows-targets crate and arch-specific crates are updated to 0.48.3 to update the readme and bring the lib file names in line with the crate version.

Those are all semver-compatible updates.

  • The windows-bindgen crate is updated to 0.51.1 and includes the new riddle-based metadata processing capabilities and is compatible with the windows and windows-core crates.
  • The windows-metadata crate is updated to 0.51.1 and includes many refinements but is largely for internal use.

Those are major breaking changes.

The windows-sys crate will not be updated at this time.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.51.0...0.51.1

v0.51.0

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As requested by #​2603, this update includes the first published update to the windows crate in 5 months. As a reminder, updates are only published by request.

  • This includes a semver-compatible update to the windows-targets crate.
  • The windows crate now depends on the windows-core crate.
  • The windows, windows-core, windows-implement, and windows-interface crates have been bumped to version 0.51.0 as there have been breaking changes.
  • The windows-targets crate has been bumped to version 0.48.2 as it remains compatible with previous versions.
  • Notably, an expanded set of WDK APIs are now available.
  • Other crates will not be updated at this time.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.50.0...0.51.0

v0.48.0

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This release includes an update to all crates to address a target version reliability issue. This issue is detailed here: https://github.com/microsoft/windows-rs/issues/2410#issuecomment-1490802715

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Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.47.0...0.48.0

v0.47.0

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As a reminder, updates are only published by request (#​2397; https://github.com/microsoft/win32metadata/issues/1507). This release provides an update to the windows crate. It does not include an update to the windows-sys crate.

This update adds support for standalone code generation (#​2396) as well as requested fixes to the Win32 metadata that prevented some APIs from being used.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.46.0...0.47.0

v0.46.0

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As a reminder, updates are only published by request (https://github.com/microsoft/windows-rs/pull/2380). This release provides an update to the windows crate. It does not include an update to the windows-sys crate.

This is the first update to the windows crate in about 2 months and includes numerous improvements as well as updated API definitions via the Win32 metadata. Notably, the windows crate now sports streamlined and much simpler type traits (#​2343) and parameter bindings (#​2360). It includes the first steps towards WDK support (#​2358), and it finally includes stock collection implementations (#​91).

Please note that the ComInterface trait is now required to call the cast function (#​2360).

What's Changed

Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.44.0...0.46.0

v0.44.0

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As a reminder, updates are only published by request (#​2279). This release does not include an update to the windows-sys crate, which remains stable and unchanged.

This is the first update to the windows crate in 3 months. As such, there are quite a few improvements and fixes. Some notable changes to take a look at:

  • There is now a getting started guide
  • Support for raw-dylib (#​2164) - thanks @​dpaoliello!
  • A number of new samples have been added
  • The target lib files are now validated for changes (#​2132)
  • Windows Runtime metadata has been updated to introduce new APIs for Windows 11 (#​2192)
  • Win32 metadata has been updated with numerous fixes (#​2247)
  • There's a new windows-targets crate that simplifies taking a dependency on the Windows libs (#​2158)
  • Support for infallible return values (#​2248)
  • Option to use default metadata for code generation (#​2253)

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Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.43.0...0.44.0

v0.43.0

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String constants now preserve their original encoding as either UTF-8 or UTF-16 null-terminated string constants. This makes many string constants directly and efficiently usable as constants to pass to various Windows APIs that expect either "ansi" or wide null-terminated string literals. This update also provides a collection of small improvements, particularly to string handling. Updated Win32 metadata provides fixes to various API definitions.

This release does not include an update to the windows-sys crate, which remains stable and unchanged.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.42.0...0.43.0

v0.42.0

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This release provides a major update to the windows-sys crate, the first update since 0.36.1, and includes numerous fixes and improvements to the completeness and correctness of both API definitions and import libs.

What's Changed

Changelog for windows crate: microsoft/windows-rs@0.41.0...0.42.0
Changelog for windows-sys crate: microsoft/windows-rs@0.36.1...0.42.0

v0.41.0

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This is a minor service release addressing a number of issues mostly originating from the underlying win32 metadata which have now been resolved.

This release does not include an update to the windows-sys crate, which remains stable and unchanged.

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.40.0...0.41.0

v0.40.0

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This release includes a rollup of fixes and improvements to the Win32 metadata and many small fixes to the Rust bindings themselves. Notably, fixed-size array parameters, APIs with non-system calling conventions such as cdecl, reproducible builds, and far more accurate import libs.

This release does not include an update to the windows-sys crate, which remains stable and unchanged.

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: microsoft/windows-rs@0.39.0...0.40.0


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