> Cargo isn't just TOML, it's TOML, plus a build.rs script, written in Rust, for everything you can't express in the TOML.
Cargo is nice--until you have to coexist with something else that also wants to own the world of the build process.
And that build.rs script causes a LOT of heartburn when your needs get larger or you need repeatable builds.
I don't know what the right answer is, but cargo is exactly the kind of system you describe that you have to start working around when you have more sophisticated needs.
Cargo is nice--until you have to coexist with something else that also wants to own the world of the build process.
And that build.rs script causes a LOT of heartburn when your needs get larger or you need repeatable builds.
I don't know what the right answer is, but cargo is exactly the kind of system you describe that you have to start working around when you have more sophisticated needs.