I was hoping it was possible to make a cargo subcommand? Or maybe even automatically run it when cargo run or cargo build is being ran.

Doesn't that defeat the purpose of reproducible builds? If we run the Python command everytime we try to build it, it will fetch all latest versions, which would make it irreproducible. In that case we can enable network support during build time if you wish.

Ok so maybe not by default, but a separate cargo subcommand would still be nice (if possible) to ease generation of the right stuff.

@PureTryOut is this what you were talking about? TheEvilSkeleton@1ebd1e7

FYI: I tested it locally and it worked.

Not quite, although this is getting close. The script looks good, nice work so far.

I meant it'd be great if I could just run a cargo update-dependencies (for example).

However this scripts works well enough for me already that I'll merge it as is. We can do a cargo subcommand later.

I meant it'd be great if I could just run a cargo update-dependencies (for example).

Hmm... I don't know much about cargo so sadly I cannot really help.

Thanks @TheEvilSkeleton this project really needed this PR.
But why aren't you using 21.08 freedesktop: flatpak/flatpak-github-actions@47e4de4
?

EDIT: the rust extension was somehow removed. I don't know why and how a workaround is possible.
https://gitlab.com/freedesktop-sdk/freedesktop-sdk/-/issues/1020

But why aren't you using 21.08 freedesktop: bilelmoussaoui/flatpak-github-actions@47e4de4
?

It's because there isn't a tagged released with 21.08 included. Perhaps there's a way to include commits?

Hmm... I just tried using commits, but that didn't seem to work: https://github.com/TheEvilSkeleton/Leafish/pull/2/checks?check_run_id=3567089753

Hmm... I just tried using commits, but that didn't seem to work: https://github.com/TheEvilSkeleton/Leafish/pull/2/checks?check_run_id=3567089753

Yeah, they have removed rust as you can see in the link, and they explained how you can use rust in the latest version.
What's actually the current problems before releasing it as a flatpak?

In the #flatpak Matrix: