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Provide tarball with vendored sources #50
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Seems plausible to me! I probably won't have time to do this, but would welcome a patch for CI to do so |
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This simplifies boostrapping as one can just download the bundle including all dependencies. Closes alexcrichton#50
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This simplifies boostrapping as one can just download the bundle including all dependencies. Closes alexcrichton#50
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This simplifies boostrapping as one can just download the bundle including all dependencies. Closes alexcrichton#50
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This simplifies boostrapping as one can just download the bundle including all dependencies. Closes #50
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With rust-lang/cargo#2857 being merged
cargo vendorseems like a useful tool to implement a fetch task for build systems like Nix or Yocto.However there seems to be a bootstraping issues. In order to fetch the dependencies of
cargo vendoryou already needcargo vendor.One elegant solution would be to provide a source tarball that containes the
vendored-sourcesdirectory of a release. This waycargo vendorcould be built without needing the dependency fetch state and thus avoiding the bootstrap problem.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: