Compile dylints when compiling the contract #703
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Follow-up to use-ink/cargo-contract#703.
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Follow-up to use-ink/cargo-contract#703.
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This removes the brittle setup of compiling the dylints within our
build.rsfile. Instead, it patches the contracts manifest to run the dylint. The dylint itself will live inside the ink! repository and is downloaded from there. The build is quick and cached within thetargetdirectory as all other artifacts.Future Work
We don't want to pull the lint from master but rather from a tag that corresponds to the used ink! version. However, we don't wait for this because that is only possible once the next ink! version is released.