Re: Building "cargo-c": over 400 packages to be downloaded?

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Am 12.03.26 um 21:43 schrieb Joe Locash ([email protected] via
blfs-support Mailing List):
> On 3/12/26 6:28 AM, Rainer Fiebig ([email protected] via blfs-support
> Mailing List) wrote:
>> "Cargo-c" is required for later versions of librsvg which I wanted to
>> update for security-reasons (SA 12.4 098).
>>
>> An offline-build of cargo-c doesn't seem possible and the download of
>> file "cargo.lock" is necessary.  I checked version -0.10.21 of that file
>> and it has over 400 "package" sections, all with name and url:
> 
> <snip>
> 
> You can do an offline build. On your system with internet access after
> you extract and cd into the cargo-c source dir, just do a "cargo vendor".

Great!  Thank you!  I now faintly remember that I once used this "cargo
vendor" trick for an other package.  And I think that it was _you_ who
suggested it at the time.  Maybe in context with offline-building of rustc.

> 
> It will download all the crates it thinks it needs. Save the vendor dir
> and copy it to your offline box and put it into the cargo-c source dir
> there. Make sure to follow the directions that are displayed after doing
> the vendor. I do all of my builds offline.

I'll try it tomorrow.  This way one has at least a chance to take a look
at what was downloaded and is used for the build.  I build rustc offline
but otherwise try to keep away from rust-stuff as much as possible.

Rainer


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