feat: Transparently support pre-configured binaries #25
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Hi @connec would you mind rebasing this? |
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Hi @mike-engel, very long overdue but I've rebased this now! I also added a test, which like all the tests fails on master, but it works when combined with #38. |
In the event that a binary is already defined in Cargo.toml for the target entrypoint the associated name is used without rewriting the Cargo.toml file. This approach may be preferable with some development environments that require binaries to be defined in order to perform builds, etc.
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I realised |
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Thanks for your patience here @connec! |
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In the event that a binary is already defined for the target entrypoint in
Cargo.toml, the associated name is used without rewriting theCargo.tomlfile. This approach may be preferable with some development environments that require binaries to be defined in order to perform builds, etc.