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Running cargo commands in a subdirectory?
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Motivation
My understanding is this github action only supports running cargo commands from the root of the repo. Is it possible to run cargo commands from a subdirectory? The motivation is that I have a monorepo that has projects that use different languages. I’d like to run cargo commands only for the rust projects.
Additional context
I’ve tried to set “working-directory” at the top level but that didn’t seem to work.
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This works around this issue. Nevertheless I think this is a bug.
I also expected this to use
As the working directory for where
cargo runis run