Add named path bases to cargo (v2) #3529
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Introduce shared base directories in Cargo configuration files that in turn enable base-relative path dependencies.
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Mind fixing the 'Rendered' link in the OP? https://github.com/dpaoliello/rfcs/blob/basepath/text/3529-cargo-path-bases.md :) |
Oops, my bad, thanks! |
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Creating a thread on Rust internals to discuss alternative solutions for this issue: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/integration-with-mono-repos-via-intermediate-directories/20160 |
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Introduce shared base directories in Cargo configuration files that in turn enable base-relative path dependencies.
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Draft Implementation PR: rust-lang/cargo#12974
This is a resurrection of @jonhoo's RFC (#3074). Many thanks and kudos to him for the idea, original RFC text and original implementation.