nailing-cargo temporarily edits all the `Cargo.toml` files in all the
subdirectories you mention, to refer to each other; then it runs
-cargo; and then it puts eveyrthing back.
+cargo; and then it puts everything back.
Telling nailing-cargo how to massage Cargo.toml
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A simple shell alias would help a lot, except that cargo rejects
`--target=` when it thinks it's not needed.
-In your nailing-cargo config, you can write soemthing like
+In your nailing-cargo config, you can write something like
`arch.RPI='arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf'`. Then `nailing-cargo -ARPI`
will DTRT. In fact, you do not even need to specify that particular
arch alias, since it is built-in to nailing-cargo.
* `-v`: Increase verbosity. Default is 1.
- * `-q`: Set verbosity ot 0.
+ * `-q`: Set verbosity to 0.
* `-D`: Increase amount of debugging dump.
* Cargo.nail is unconditionally looked for in the parent
directory. Ideally should be configurable, and also perhaps be
able to combine multiple Cargo.nail files? Relatedly, although
- nailing-cargo can read multiple config filos, it can only handle
+ nailing-cargo can read multiple config files, it can only handle
one file specifying directories and packages.
* Contributions to address these would be welcome, of course. If you