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If we have a simple repo with src/examples/foo/main.rs in it, doing rustpkg install examples/foo will put the binary into bin/foo, but this risks binaries stomping on each other. There are three reasons why I could see you might want to do this: examples, tests, and internal binaries that are needed to compile the project.
One thing that could help is if rustpkg grew a run command. This would allow you to portably run an example/test/internal tool. This would eliminate a couple of the reasons why you might want to install binaries.
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If we have a simple repo with
src/examples/foo/main.rs
in it, doingrustpkg install examples/foo
will put the binary intobin/foo
, but this risks binaries stomping on each other. There are three reasons why I could see you might want to do this: examples, tests, and internal binaries that are needed to compile the project.One thing that could help is if
rustpkg
grew arun
command. This would allow you to portably run an example/test/internal tool. This would eliminate a couple of the reasons why you might want to install binaries.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: