Call for Testing: 1.5 release #4792
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We are glad to announce that we will soon be releasing Version 1.5 of Slint.
Here are some of the highlights:
Before we proceed with the official release, we want to ensure its stability. We would greatly value your assistance in testing your application with this new version.
Rust
For Rust users, please include the following in your Cargo.toml (or .cargo/config.toml):
Please note: All Slint dependencies need to be on the same revision. To update and run, use
cargo update
andcargo run
. Make sure the log shows you are building Slint 1.5.C++
For C++ users with a binary package, you can download the binary from the latest nightly build artifact on https://github.com/slint-ui/slint/actions/workflows/nightly_snapshot.yaml
If you're building from source with FetchContent, change the
GIT_TAG
tomaster
:FetchContent_Declare( Slint GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/slint-ui/slint.git GIT_TAG master # Change this to master SOURCE_SUBDIR api/cpp )
Remember to remove your build directory and re-run cmake.
Javascript
Use version 1.5.0-nightly of the slint-ui npm package
Editor extension
For VSCode, you can download the "Slint (Nightly)" extension from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace. Note that you need to disable or uninstall the non-nightly one.
For other editors, you can get the nightly version with:
Or download the binary from the nightly artifact at https://github.com/slint-ui/slint/actions/workflows/nightly_snapshot.yaml
Online demos and docs
You can give your feedback by filling a GitHub issue or via chat.
We look forward to hearing about any issues you encounter (although we hope there won't be many!). Your feedback is invaluable in helping us improve Slint. Thank you for your continued support.
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