Bump dependencies #1586
Bump dependencies #1586
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Some updates related to deno_node and winapi are causing failures in CI...looks like it is unrelated to first-party cli code updates. We might need to update to a newer version of deno_runtime to fix this...but I don't really know how best to do that. The last time deno was updated...in #1505...it required a lot of additional changes. @cd-work might know...
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There is still one unprocessed dependency...but otherwise, LGTM.
This change seeks to replicate the one made in #1586, where `resolve-conf` was downgraded to remove its `windows` dependency. This is the command that was used to do so: ```sh cargo update --package resolv-conf --precise 0.7.0 ```
This change seeks to replicate the one made in #1586, where `resolve-conf` was downgraded to remove its `windows` dependency. This is the command that was used to do so: ```sh cargo update --package resolv-conf --precise 0.7.0 ```
* Bump dependencies * Downgrade `resolv-conf` This change seeks to replicate the one made in #1586, where `resolve-conf` was downgraded to remove its `windows` dependency. This is the command that was used to do so: ```sh cargo update --package resolv-conf --precise 0.7.0 ``` --------- Co-authored-by: Charles Coggins <maxrake@users.noreply.github.com>
Bump dependencies for all SemVer-compatible updates.