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Several CLI subcommands (publish, build, generate, possibly others) attempt to determine whether the project is Rust or C# by looking for a Cargo.toml file in the current directory (or the --project-path if passed), and assume C# if the Cargo.toml is not found. This is a bad system and should be changed, but at the very least, they should search up for the Cargo.toml so that it's possible to run the commands from a subdirectory of a Rust project (e.g. in src/).
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Several CLI subcommands (
publish
,build
,generate
, possibly others) attempt to determine whether the project is Rust or C# by looking for aCargo.toml
file in the current directory (or the--project-path
if passed), and assume C# if theCargo.toml
is not found. This is a bad system and should be changed, but at the very least, they should search up for theCargo.toml
so that it's possible to run the commands from a subdirectory of a Rust project (e.g. insrc/
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: