On 13-06-27 07:55 PM, SiegeLord wrote:
Well, consider this. Let's say I have a project A has a different
project B as its dependency, which I, by accident of history, host on
github.
I.e. project A has this line in it (I think this is the proposed syntax):
extern mod "github.com/SiegeLord/ProjectB";
How would I get rustpkg to use my local copy of it?
You would make a local directory "$W/github.com/SiegeLord/ProjectB" in
some workspace $W that's part of your RUST_PATH, that contains your
local override.
I assume it will try
to do: rustpkg install github.com/SiegeLord/ProjectB which will only
work the way I want if I re-create that directory structure on my system.
Correct. I think Zack misunderstood your objection. To override a pkgid
locally you would need to create a local directory of the same name.
-Graydon
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