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Executing cargo-process-run is different from cargo run -p xxx #62
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Hey, sorry to hear. It could be caused by recent changes to this package. Is your project open source by any chance so I can reproduce the issue? This error doesn't really tell me much sadly. |
Yes it is: https://github.com/mickvangelderen/blocks-rust. Thank you for looking into this. |
I'm on spacemacs development branch commit c122eb6a05ddffeccfe20fc7f56cae550c463575. Updated all my packages yesterday if that helps. |
Thanks for the info, I'll try to look into this soon |
Yeah no worries. I really like being able to jump to the code from the cargo process output but for now I can get by with the terminal. |
First of all, I'm not sure if this is a problem with cargo.el, but it is my best guess. I will try to explain my situation as best as possible.
I'm working on an OpenGL project that I have been able to execute from emacs using cargo-process-run up until now. The project is in a workspace. After updating spacemacs to develop and all packages, I suddenly started getting the following error when running cargo-process-run:
When I run
cargo run -p xxx
from the command line, the application runs as it has before.Do you know of anything that has changed recently in emacs, rust-mode or one of its dependencies that might have changed the environment in which the process is ran?
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