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There are some issues with the rust-nightly and cargo-nightly manifests. Because they generate shim exes, the cargo build tool has trouble shelling out to the rustc compiler (see rust-lang/cargo#1661). Also, cargo is no longer a separate component, it is generally packaged together with rust so having a separate manifest for it is confusing.
I'll be submitting a PR for this momentarily. It's fixed the issue in my environment, but I'll loop in the original submitters of the {rust,cargo}-nightly manifest so they can take a look too.
Scoop-Extras should (and my PR will):
Remove the cargo-nightly manifest, since rustc and cargo are generally installed together from a single MSI
Thanks for investigating this Andrew. I wonder if the shim could be fixed by switching shim.cs to use Environment.CommandLine instead of the parsed arguments.
There are some issues with the
rust-nightly
andcargo-nightly
manifests. Because they generate shim exes, thecargo
build tool has trouble shelling out to therustc
compiler (see rust-lang/cargo#1661). Also, cargo is no longer a separate component, it is generally packaged together with rust so having a separate manifest for it is confusing.I'll be submitting a PR for this momentarily. It's fixed the issue in my environment, but I'll loop in the original submitters of the
{rust,cargo}-nightly
manifest so they can take a look too.Scoop-Extras should (and my PR will):
cargo-nightly
manifest, sincerustc
andcargo
are generally installed together from a single MSIenv_add_path
because otherwise Cargo not properly escaping quotes in Windows command lines rust-lang/cargo#1661 gets in the way. I'd still like to track down why the shim isn't working, since I prefer the shim mechanism, but for now this will fix the issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: