BuildEnvironment

Struct BuildEnvironment 

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct BuildEnvironment { pub package_manifest_dir: PathBuf, pub cargo_run_current_dir: PathBuf, pub target_dir_base: PathBuf, pub build_dir_base: Option<PathBuf>, pub features: Vec<String>, pub default_features: bool, pub all_features: bool, pub debug_symbols: DebugSymbols, pub reproducible: bool, /* private fields */ }
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Cargo deb configuration read from the manifest and cargo metadata

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§package_manifest_dir: PathBuf

Directory where Cargo.toml is located. It’s a subdirectory in workspaces.

§cargo_run_current_dir: PathBuf

Run cargo commands from this dir, or things may subtly break

§target_dir_base: PathBuf

CARGO_TARGET_DIR, without target?/profile

§build_dir_base: Option<PathBuf>

Either derived from target_dir or -Zbuild-dir

§features: Vec<String>

List of Cargo features to use during build

§default_features: bool§all_features: bool§debug_symbols: DebugSymbols

Should the binary be stripped from debug symbols?

§reproducible: bool

try to be deterministic

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impl BuildEnvironment

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pub fn from_manifest( _: BuildOptions<'_>, listener: &dyn Listener, ) -> CDResult<(Self, Vec<PackageConfig>)>

Makes a new config from Cargo.toml in the manifest_path

None target means the host machine’s architecture.

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pub fn set_cargo_build_flags_for_packages( &self, package_debs: &[PackageConfig], cmd: &mut Command, )

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impl Debug for BuildEnvironment

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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