Use target CARGO_BUILD_TARGET if specified #90
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rust will pick up the environment variable anyway, but if we don't pick up on it, too, then we won't find the build artifacts.
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👍 thanks! I've pushed a changelog entry & will merge now. You should be able to test it by installing |
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We ran into a build issue on conda-forge recently, where setuptools-rust does not pick up that a CARGO_BUILD_TARGET environment variable is set. The effect of this is that the rust compilation step succeeds, but the build artifacts land in a
.../target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/...path.setuptools-ruststill looks for them in the.../target/release/...parth though, which the fails the build.This change might fix the issue. I haven't tested it though, and I'm not a rust developer.