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All it does now is runs the rust-installer scripts. Provides an uninstall option and allows component selection.
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@brson: no appropriate reviewer found, use r? to override |
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r=me whenever this is ready to go, I'm trusting you on this one :) |
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Highlight here is that the OS X .pkg should be better, allowing selecting of individual components or uninstallation, and supporting alternate install locations. There are tradeoffs though: the UI is weird because of the way I had to make the 'Install Rust' and 'Uninstall Rust' options checkboxes in a component select screen, with scripts that make them mutually exclusive.
The OS X .pkg just defers to rust-installer entirely, which means the OS X installer doesn't know the install size unfortunately and also doesn't provide useful error messages when something goes wrong.
I've also tested the .msi build on new EC2 images and upgraded rust-buildbot to pass
--msi.Needs to land after rust-lang/rust#22256