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Seems slightly related to #62 - was looking into vendoring binaries recently
After running cargo vendor and updating the .cargo/config, I found that cargo build respects the config but cargo install --path . does not.
as a result, if we want to use a cargo installed binary, we have to do cargo build --release followed by copying the binary target over from target/release/{name} to a bin/ directory
According to comments on #62 - this is not how it used to work - though I don't remember exactly.
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I think this may have recently been fixed in rust-lang/cargo#6804, can you try the latest nightly Cargo and see if it fixes the issue? (I think that change should have made its way to nightly by now)
This crate is now included natively in Cargo as of rust-lang/cargo#6869 and today's nightly Rust. I'm closing all issues in this repository before I archive the repository, but if you're still interested in seeing this issue fixed then please feel free to file an issue with Cargo itself!
Seems slightly related to #62 - was looking into vendoring binaries recently
After running cargo vendor and updating the
.cargo/config
, I found thatcargo build
respects the config butcargo install --path .
does not.vs
as a result, if we want to use a cargo installed binary, we have to do
cargo build --release
followed by copying the binary target over fromtarget/release/{name}
to abin/
directoryAccording to comments on #62 - this is not how it used to work - though I don't remember exactly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: