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I've noticed that the building process of this library is different from classic Rust libs or maybe (for sure ;-)) I'm doing something wrong.
When I run in the main folder: cargo build
I get this error (with stable Rust 1.11.0):
error: failed to parse manifest at /home/killkrt/Development/vulkano/Cargo.toml
Caused by:
no package or project section found.
And this error with nightly (1.13.0-923bac459):
error: manifest path `/home/killkrt/Development/vulkano/Cargo.toml` is a virtual manifest, but this command requires running against an actual package in this workspace
Anyway I was able to build each crate by myself going in each folder and launching cargo build.
As I understood cargo workspace are a new feature, but they should work with nightly release.
Anyway I think it should be mentioned in the README.mdthat you need a nightly version in order to build this lib and how.
Thank you.
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Yes the crate is using workspaces.
The fact that you have to go in each directory is normal. The purpose of using a workspace is that all the crates share the same target directory.
Hi,
I've noticed that the building process of this library is different from classic Rust libs or maybe (for sure ;-)) I'm doing something wrong.
When I run in the main folder:
cargo build
I get this error (with stable Rust 1.11.0):
And this error with nightly (1.13.0-923bac459):
Anyway I was able to build each crate by myself going in each folder and launching
cargo build
.As I understood cargo workspace are a new feature, but they should work with nightly release.
Anyway I think it should be mentioned in the
README.md
that you need a nightly version in order to build this lib and how.Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: