@mcc you may be able to use workspaces to block it (see link),
or by explicitly overriding the values messing things up in the submodules config file.
https://users.rust-lang.org/t/how-to-override-cargo-config-search-order/38197/4
@mcc you may be able to use workspaces to block it (see link),
or by explicitly overriding the values messing things up in the submodules config file.
https://users.rust-lang.org/t/how-to-override-cargo-config-search-order/38197/4
@mcc my understanding is the workspace would be defined in the submodule, so that when you call cargo *in that submodule*, it will only read submodule/.cargo/config.toml
similarly, submodule/.cargo/config.toml values take precedence over root/.cargo/config.toml
so if it were:
root/.cargo/config.toml::[build] jobs = 2
that was breaking things, you would override with:
root/submodule/.cargo/config.toml::[build] jobs = 1
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