Utility to inherit dependencies from workspace file if it occurs 'n' or more times throughout the project.

Last update: Oct 14, 2022

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Overview

Cargo Workspace Dependency Inheritor

Utility that inherits dependencies from the main workspace if they occur n or more times in the workspace.

Workspace Inheritance was stabilized in version 1.64. See [workspace.package], [workspace.dependencies], and inheriting-a-dependency-from-a-workspace for more information.

How to Use

To inherit a dependency that occurs five or more times in the workspace, use the following command:

cargo install cargo-dependency-inheritor
cargo dependency-inheritor --workspace-path "path/to/workspace/Cargo.toml" -n 5

This command edits your toml files, make sure to have a back up

Process

Dependencies can be inherited from a workspace by specifying the dependency in the workspace's [workspace.dependencies] table. After that, add it to the [dependencies] table with workspace = true. This crate automates the process.

Read packages defined in [workspace] section of the workspace-file.
Note which dependencies occur n or more times.
Update all dependencies that occurred n or more times:
1. Turn dependency = "0.1.3" into inline tables.
2. Add workspace = true key-value to the dependency inline table.
3. Remove version from inline table if exists (this will be specified in the workspace file).
Add [workspace.dependencies] table to root workspace file with all the dependencies that occurred n times and their version.

Result:

# in a project
[dependencies]
tokio = { workspace = true }

# in the workspace
[workspace.dependencies]
tokio = "1.0"

Comments

Inherit `default-features = false` from packages

Depends on #8

When packages are added to the workspace they seem to infer default features even if all workspace members disable default features: hence this flag must be propagated to the workspace dependencies list.

It should not be necessary to inherit feature flags from individual crates though, as these are additive across the workspace (but it might be cleaner to strip all common feature flags?).

opened by MarijnS95 4
Skip local dependencies with `path =` source
These dependencies are typically part of a workspace and referred to with a path = "../some/crate" designator. Pointing to them through a workspace dependency is possible and maybe even more concise at the detriment of specifying them more often, but at least without removing path= from the per-crate dependencies causes havoc:

Dependency 'foo' has different source paths depending on the build target. Each dependency must have a single canonical source path irrespective of build target.
opened by MarijnS95 4

cargo subcommand doesn't invoke this program correctly

$ cargo +beta dependency-inherit -n 2
error: no such subcommand: `dependency-inherit`

        Did you mean `dependency-inheritor`?

        View all installed commands with `cargo --list`

$ cargo +beta dependency-inheritor -n 2
error: The subcommand 'dependency-inheritor' wasn't recognized

        Did you mean 'dependency-inherit'?

If you believe you received this message in error, try re-running with 'cargo -- dependency-inheritor'

USAGE:
    cargo <SUBCOMMAND>

For more information try --help

$ cargo +beta --version
cargo 1.65.0-beta.1 (082503982 2022-09-13)

System is Windows 11 with MSVC target.

opened by Xaeroxe 3

Fix "subcommand wasn't recognized" when invoked under `cargo`
Fixes #1

Users are seeing:

error: The subcommand 'dependency-inheritor' wasn't recognized Did you mean 'dependency-inherit'?

This happens because the resulting exectuable is cargo-dependency-inheritor (this package name), which cargo invokes with dependency-inheritor as subcommand whereas the Cargo enum variant was expecting dependency-inherit (based on DependencyInherit).
opened by MarijnS95 2
Fix table getting added as `["workspace.dependencies"]`

toml_edit assumes the key needs to be taken literally here, and escapes the period (.) by inserting quotes (") around the entire key, while dependencies is instead a subtable of workspace.

It is curious that get_mut() on such a key seems to work, though.

opened by MarijnS95 0
Path dependencies shouldn't specify a version

Currently dependencies with a path attribute are also specifying a version when auto generated, i.e. version = "*". It's better to omit this, the only restriction it adds is that it prevents you from using pre-release versions of a crate that you have vendored in. This can result in the path attribute being ignored, leading to some very confusing builds.

opened by Xaeroxe 0
$Paths are being changed to use `\` instead of `/` on Windows$

Paths are being changed to use `\` instead of `/` on Windows

Rust on Windows can correctly use / but Rust on Linux cannot correctly use \, so this tool should never output \ into a path attribute for a dependency.

opened by Xaeroxe 0

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