Normalize hyphens to underscores in crate names #1443
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Note that the massive diff is because this is rebased on #1441 which has some necessary internal fixes for this patch to work properly. Only the last commit is part of this PR. |
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looks like there are about 4 more occurrences of this
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These are actually from #1441 (this PR is just rebased on that one currently)
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oh, yep, missed that. Thanks, and sorry!
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This change allows *packages* to have hyphens in them, but they are always translated to underscores when translated to a crate name. This means that all crates are compiled with a `--crate-name` that has no hyphens (as well as `--extern` directives having no hyphens). Binaries and examples, however, are allowed to contain hyphens in their name. The "crate name" will still have an underscore, but the output will be in the same dasherized name. Explicitly named targets are not allowed to have hyphens in them as well.
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This change allows *packages* to have hyphens in them, but they are always translated to underscores when translated to a crate name. This means that all crates are compiled with a `--crate-name` that has no hyphens (as well as `--extern` directives having no hyphens). Binaries, examples, benchmarks, and tests, however, are allowed to contain hyphens in their name. The "crate name" will still have an underscore, but the output will be in the same dasherized name. Explicitly named targets are not allowed to have hyphens in them as well.
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…hton This change allows *packages* to have hyphens in them, but they are always translated to underscores when translated to a crate name. This means that all crates are compiled with a `--crate-name` that has no hyphens (as well as `--extern` directives having no hyphens). Binaries and examples, however, are allowed to contain hyphens in their name. The "crate name" will still have an underscore, but the output will be in the same dasherized name. Explicitly named targets are not allowed to have hyphens in them as well.
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Because Cargo now errors when explicitely named targets contain hyphens: rust-lang/cargo#1443
This change allows packages to have hyphens in them, but they are always
translated to underscores when translated to a crate name. This means that all
crates are compiled with a
--crate-namethat has no hyphens (as well as--externdirectives having no hyphens).Binaries and examples, however, are allowed to contain
hyphens in their name. The "crate name" will still have an underscore, but the
output will be in the same dasherized name.
Explicitly named targets are not allowed to have hyphens in them as well.