I have 2 bin definitions in Cargo.toml and I want both of then inside the bundle. First idea was to copy the other executable to the bundle, but it uses the wrong one to create to bundle, so I also have to change plist info. If I'd use -b to specify bin it does not use bundle metadata so I would again have to change plist info to fix the information there.
Ok solution would be to be able to specify which bin is "main" for the bundle. Great solution would be to also be able to include other executables.
I have 2 bin definitions in Cargo.toml and I want both of then inside the bundle. First idea was to copy the other executable to the bundle, but it uses the wrong one to create to bundle, so I also have to change plist info. If I'd use
-bto specify bin it does not use bundle metadata so I would again have to change plist info to fix the information there.Ok solution would be to be able to specify which bin is "main" for the bundle. Great solution would be to also be able to include other executables.