Bump dioxus from 0.6.3 to 0.7.0

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Bumps dioxus from 0.6.3 to 0.7.0.

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Dioxus v0.7.0

Hot-Patching, Native Renderer, Axum Integration, Bundle Splitting, Radix-UI, more!

Welcome back to another Dioxus release! Dioxus (dye • ox • us) is a framework for building cross-platform apps in Rust. We make it easy to ship full-stack web, desktop, and mobile apps with a single codebase.

Dioxus 0.7 delivers on a number of promises we made to improve Rust GUI, and more broadly, what we call “high level Rust.” Rust has excelled as a tool for building foundational software, but we hope with Dioxus 0.7, it’s one step closer to being suitable for rapid, high-level development.

In this release, we’re shipping some incredible features. The highlights of this release include:

• Subsecond: Hot-patching of Rust code at runtime
• Dioxus Native: WGPU-based HTML/CSS renderer for Dioxus
• Fullstack: Revamp of Server Functions with full Axum integration
• WASM-Split: Code splitting and lazy loading for WebAssembly
• Stores: A new primitive for nested reactive state
• Dioxus Primitives: first-party radix-primitives implementation for Dioxus

Dioxus 0.7 also brings a number of other exciting new features:

• Automatic tailwind: zero-setup tailwind support built-in!
• LLMs.txt: first-party context file to supercharge AI coding models
• Blitz: our modular HTML/CSS renderer powering Dioxus Native, available for everyone!
• Fullstack WebSockets: websockets in a single line of code
• Integrated Debugger Support: open CodeLLDB with a single keystroke
• Fullstack error codes: Integration of status codes and custom errors in fullstack
• Configurable Mobile Builds: Customize your AndroidManifest and Info.plist

Plus, a number of quality-of-life upgrades:

• one-line installer ( curl https://dioxus.dev/install.sh | sh )
• dx self-update and update notifications
• automatically open simulators
• Improved log coloring
• desktop and mobile toasts
• HTML streaming now waits for the router to render
• Axum 0.8 and Wry 52 upgrade
• Android + iOS device support
• More customization of iOS and Android projects
• Hash Router Support for dioxus-web
• Multi-package serve: dx serve @client --package xyz @server --package xyz
• Support for dyib bundling
• wasm32 support for fullstack
• Hashless assets
• /public dir
• And many, many bugs fixed!

Rust Hot-patching with Subsecond

The biggest feature of this release: Dioxus now supports hot-patching of Rust code at runtime! You can now edit your Rust code and see changes without losing your app’s state.

We’ve been working on this feature for almost an entire year, so this is a very special release for us. The tool powering this hot-patching is called Subsecond and works across all major platforms: Web (WASM), Desktop (macOS, Linux, Windows), and even mobile (iOS, Android):

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Commits

• ee25fcb release 0.7.0
• 9a5913c fix links
• c5e43db fix more links
• 8f85114 prep for 0.7 release
• 1b81d89 release 0.7.0-rc.4
• 90e988c remove some latent todos!()
• 32e46d9 implement files() on web data transfer
• 1015a9e fix dual serve (#4865)
• a4d1fd8 feat: add option to statically add js and css assets to the header at compile...
• 3f931e8 Add some functions to read/write request header for server functions (#4823)
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