Use rust crate to add pipeline

[MarcAntoine-Arnaud]

Regarding the action order, it's action taken by Trunk.toml, then it took information from the index.html to do actions including building the rust project.

Due to that it's impossible today to define a crate (like patternfly-yew) that can update the index.html to insert custom pipeline/steps.

Do you think it correct to move the rust pipeline (that may use data-bin) from the index.html to the Trunk.toml ?
Like that we may consider to run:

1. Parsing of Trunk.toml
2. run build.rs (that may modify the index.html with build-dependencies)
3. run pipelines

Any advice, suggestion around that topic is welcome ;-)

[ctron]

Good question. There's a downside, right now IIRC you can actually have multiple Rust targets in the index. Like workers. I think the idea was to keep everything in the index.html. But I also recall some issue with workers, where it isn't possible to generate a hash, as the hash is generated by the compilation process, and needs to be injected later. Requiring an order as well.

As I'm too far away from this, I don't have a real opinion on this. Just that making changes to the existing process might be more complex than initially assumed.

Which shouldn't mean it's not worth trying!