sidecar: Update addr2line dependency to 0.21 #55
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This change updates the addr2line dependency to 0.21. To prevent version mismatch, also update gimli to 0.28, as it's part of addr2line's public API surface and needs to match what retsnoop itself uses, because objects are exchanged. Signed-off-by: Daniel Müller <deso@posteo.net>
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Please note that I haven't tested this change other than make sure that it builds (I don't have a good handle on how to test manually). |
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This change updates the addr2line dependency to 0.21. To prevent version mismatch, also update gimli to 0.28, as it's part of addr2line's public API surface and needs to match what retsnoop itself uses, because objects are exchanged.