Make Rust builds respect Cargo.lock when present #202
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Kraken should, by default, respect the
Cargo.lock
present in the current Cargo project rather than silently pull down dependencies not explicitly noted in the initialCargo.lock
. If the lockfile is out of date, the underlying package should be updated to reflect that change ifCargo.lock
is checked in.To avoid breaking existing workflows that don't check in
Cargo.lock
, the default behavior is to only pass--locked
if aCargo.lock
exists in the parent directory tree of the current working directory.The flag only really matters to CargoBuildTask, CargoTestTask, and CargoManifest, but is also propagated to CargoPublishTask so that it isn't allowed to silently update the lockfile if it happens to be called first. Clippy doesn't take
--locked
, and so remains unmodified.Note also that checking in
Cargo.lock
is now recommended by the Rust project: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2023/08/29/committing-lockfiles.html