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rust_library build rule doesn't build anything
See original GitHub issueI have the following BUCK file:
rust_library(
name = 'Rustic',
srcs = ['./lib.rs'],
)
And I have that one file, lib.rs, in the same directory (Buck will complain if I don’t). However, it doesn’t seem to actually build this file, because when I put garbage data into lib.rs, the buck build step says it succeeded. I also can’t find an output library anywhere.
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You need to specify “timer” as a dependency in
deps = [].As I mentioned https://github.com/jsgf/rust-buck-skeleton/issues/1#issuecomment-414776556, the way we do this is to pre-build third-party deps and commit the .rlib files, then build with buck against those.