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181: Prepare for 1.1.0 release r=KodrAus a=KodrAus Closes #178 Now that #177 has been solved upstream in `1.35.0`, we can republish the `bitflags` that includes support for constant functions. I opted to make this `1.1.0` rather than `1.0.6` since it's possible folks are still using older compilers that will break, and `1.0.5` probably should've been `1.1.0` anyways, since it was just fixing bugs. Co-authored-by: Ashley Mannix <ashleymannix@live.com.au>
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Closes #178
Now that #177 has been solved upstream in
1.35.0, we can republish thebitflagsthat includes support for constant functions.I opted to make this
1.1.0rather than1.0.6since it's possible folks are still using older compilers that will break, and1.0.5probably should've been1.1.0anyways, since it was just fixing bugs.