Flodgatt is currently using some older versions of its dependencies, as specified in its Cargo.lock file and does not currently build with more recent versions of those dependencies.
This is not a huge issue—since Flodgatt is a binary application rather than a library, it is appropriate to commit the Cargo.lock file to git and for everyone (including TravisCI) to build Flodgatt with the exact versions specified in the lockfile.
Nevertheless, incompatibilities with more up-to-date versions of dependencies prevent us from updating those dependencies and mean that we can't benefit from future upstream performance or security fixes.
Flodgatt is currently using some older versions of its dependencies, as specified in its
Cargo.lockfile and does not currently build with more recent versions of those dependencies.This is not a huge issue—since Flodgatt is a binary application rather than a library, it is appropriate to commit the Cargo.lock file to git and for everyone (including TravisCI) to build Flodgatt with the exact versions specified in the lockfile.
Nevertheless, incompatibilities with more up-to-date versions of dependencies prevent us from updating those dependencies and mean that we can't benefit from future upstream performance or security fixes.