Bump nalgebra to a safe version

[dmweis]

Hey,

This bumps version of nalgebra to new version which should be safe from dimforge/nalgebra#883

I noticed issue mentioning that you don't have time to actively maintain this crate anymore so I figured I might save you some by just creating this PR myself even when it's a simple one.

I also saw that #280 exists but it seems that it missed updating the dev-dependencies

Testing

Since this crate doesn't have many tests I tested it by running the examples to make sure they work. I did this on a linux machine but I think it's pretty safe to assume that it doesn't break anything on other platforms.

[dmweis]

I see that there is a failing test but it looks like it's failing on master as well

[karthikcl2590]

@dmweis are you planning to merge this?

[dmweis]

@dmweis are you planning to merge this?

I will once it gets a review. But seems that this repo may be unmainted for now #277

[karthikcl2590]

Thanks for your response! It looks like @donkeyteethUX just stepped up to help maintain!
Also wonder if we could jump to a newer version while we're at it.

[donkeyteethUX]

Thanks @dmweis. Can you update to ncollide = 0.32 and nalgebra = 0.29 while we're at it?

[dmweis]

Thanks @dmweis. Can you update to ncollide = 0.32 and nalgebra = 0.29 while we're at it?

Done! I left the patch versions unbound as as this is how it was originally. Let me know if you think we should lock to a specific version.

Builds and tests on ubuntu with x11 correctly. Examples run too. Sadly I don't have other platforms to test on.

[dmweis]

Also thanks for joining this project as a maintainer @donkeyteethUX!

[karthikcl2590]

Seconded! Thanks to both of you :)

[donkeyteethUX]

Looks good to me. No issues with tests/examples on my linux machine.

[karthikcl2590]

@donkeyteethUX @dmweis it looks like the latest changes aren't pulled in via crates.io, i.e if my Cargo.toml looks like

[dependencies]
kiss3d = "0.31"

Are you planning to publish a new version?

[dmweis]

If you need the fixed version right now you can tell cargo to pull it directly from github.

As long as you don't plan on publishing the package to crates.io that should be fine

[karthikcl2590]

Yep, I'm currently pointing Cargo to github (no plans on publishing to crates.io). Just wondering if a new kiss3d version is going to be published anytime soon.

[donkeyteethUX]

I bumped the package version to 0.32. @sebcrozet can you run cargo publish?