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Unknown extra binary listed for data-encoding-bin #9222
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hmm, from what I can see in the Cargo.toml file that indeed appears to be incorrect. I'll take a look once I'm back from vacation :) |
Thanks for the quick feedback! No rush :-) enjoy your vacation! |
I think the culprit is the following: let has_main_rs = src.contains("main.rs");
if has_main_rs {
let target = DiscoveredTarget {
name: package.name.clone(),
path: "src/main.rs".to_string(),
};
discovered_targets.push(target);
}
process_discovered_targets(&mut self.bin, discovered_targets, autobins)?; It adds a target with the package name ( Footnotes |
Maybe that's enough to fix the issue, but it looks to me that the situation is more complicated than that. To the best of my understanding, the |
Oh, there's |
Thanks for the debugging! I think it makes sense now. For |
LukeMathWalker/cargo-manifest#51 should hopefully fix the issue |
fix is deployed and I've rerun the backfilling script for crate versions with more than one bin (about 47k versions). I think we're done here :) let me know if I missed anything! |
Looks good to me, thanks! |
Current Behavior
I've read about #5882 in the news and wanted to check it on my binary crates:
wasefire-cli
it's all good. The text displaysRunning the above command will globally install the wasefire binary.
which is correct.data-encoding-bin
it's wrong. The text displaysRunning the above command will globally install the data-encoding and data-encoding-bin binaries.
while to my understanding there should only be a single build-target, nameddata-encoding
.Expected Behavior
For
data-encoding-bin
, the text displaysRunning the above command will globally install the data-encoding binary.
.Steps To Reproduce
cargo install data-encoding-bin
ls ~/.cargo/bin/data-encoding*
lists onlydata-encoding
binaryEnvironment
I hope it's irrelevant, but Chrome on Linux.
Anything else?
No response
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