.. with mutliple calls of:
fastmod --accept-all '\.cargo\("([^"]+)"\)\.arg\("([^"]+)"\)' '.cargo("${1} ${2}")' tests/testsuite/
until no changes are left.
Support JSON with rustdoc.
This allows `cargo doc --message-format=json` to actually work.
Note that this explicitly does not attempt to support it for doctests for
several reasons:
- `rustdoc --test --error-format=json` does not work for some reason.
- Since the lib is usually compiled before running rustdoc, warnings/errors
will be emitted correctly by rustc.
- I'm unaware of any errors/warnings `rustdoc --test` is capable of producing
assuming the code passed `rustc`.
- The compilation of the tests themselves do not support JSON.
- libtest does not output json, so it's utility is limited.
This allows `cargo doc --message-format=json` to actually work.
Note that this explicitly does not attempt to support it for doctests for
several reasons:
- `rustdoc --test --error-format=json` does not work for some reason.
- Since the lib is usually compiled before running rustdoc, warnings/errors
will be emitted correctly by rustc.
- I'm unaware of any errors/warnings `rustdoc --test` is capable of producing
assuming the code passed `rustc`.
- The compilation of the tests themselves do not support JSON.
- libtest does not output json, so it's utility is limited.
Change target filters in workspaces.
This changes it so that filters like `--bin`, `--test`, `--example`,
`--bench`, `--lib` will work in a workspace. Today, these filters
require that they match *every* package in a workspace which makes
them not very useful. This change makes it so that they only must
match at least one package.
Closes#5819.
Improve verbose console and log for finding git repo in package check
Third attempt to resolve#5823 by improving logging and tests. This exposes the issue to testing, via verbose console output and is dependent on alexcrichton/git2-rs#341 as just released in git2 0.7.5 crate. Thus tests *should* now pass on all platforms, incl. windows, but I also intend to bump the minimal git2 release dependency (in a subsequently added commit).
cc: @Eh2406 thanks for your fix and help!
This changes it so that filters like `--bin`, `--test`, `--example`,
`--bench`, `--lib` will work in a workspace. Today, these filters
require that they match *every* package in a workspace which makes
them not very useful. This change makes it so that they only must
match at least one package.
Previously, `cargo metadata` exposed dependencies info as a graph of
package id without any additional information on edges.
However, we do want to add some data to edges, including for example,
package renames and `cfg` info.
Internally, the edges info is represented as a `Vec<Dependnecy>`. We
could have exposed that directly, but that risks exposing and
ossifying an implementation details.
So instead we collapse a `Vec<Dependnecy>` to a single JSON object,
which at the moment contains `id` and `rename` info only. It should be
possible to add additional fields to that object backwards compatibly.
Such representation does not correspond directly to any internal Cargo
data structure, but hopefully it shouldn't be to hard to maintain.
This representation also does not quite correspond to the "real
world", where dependencies are between crate (cargo targets), and not
packages. However, because each dep edge is a JSON object, adding a
target filter should be possible, which would handle dev-, build-, and
potential future bin-specific dependencies backwards-compatibly.
Fix the edition build scripts are compiled with
Previously build scripts were accidentally and unconditionally compiled with the
2015 edition, but they should instead use the edition of the `[package]` itself.
Closes#5860
Previously build scripts were accidentally and unconditionally compiled with the
2015 edition, but they should instead use the edition of the `[package]` itself.
Closes#5860
This, like `--prepare-for`, will be part of the transition guide which
automatically applies the necessary lint group from the compiler to associated
code.
The `--edition-idioms` flag does not take an argument and will automatically
enable the right lint group based on the edition being compiled for.
cc #52679
Rename `--prepare-for` to `--edition`, drop arg
This commit tweaks the UI of `cargo fix` for the edition. Previously you'd
execute `cargo fix --prepare-for 2018`, but that's a lot of typing! Plus it's
some manual data that Cargo can already infer.
Instead, after this commit, you now type `cargo fix --edition`, and that's it!
The idea is that this'll tell Cargo to fix code for the *next* edition,
inferring whatever edition is in use and figuring out what to pass to rustc.
Functionality-wise this should be the exact same as `--prepare-for 2018` though
If others agree w/ this change I'll send a PR to the edition guide after this
merges!
This commit tweaks the UI of `cargo fix` for the edition. Previously you'd
execute `cargo fix --prepare-for 2018`, but that's a lot of typing! Plus it's
some manual data that Cargo can already infer.
Instead, after this commit, you now type `cargo fix --edition`, and that's it!
The idea is that this'll tell Cargo to fix code for the *next* edition,
inferring whatever edition is in use and figuring out what to pass to rustc.
Functionality-wise this should be the exact same as `--prepare-for 2018` though
If others agree w/ this change I'll send a PR to the edition guide after this
merges!
