Currently, when using cargo make watch, I get the following when using my second drive:
[cargo-make] INFO - Execute Command: "cargo" "watch" "-q" "-x" "make --disable-check-for-updates --no-on-error --loglevel=info --profile=development --allow-private --skip-init-end-tasks --makefile=/Volumes/Macintosh HD2/Projects/test_seed/seed-quickstart/Makefile.toml watch"
[cargo-make][1] ERROR - Descriptor file: "/Volumes/Macintosh" not found.
[cargo-make][1] WARN - Build Failed.
It seems that the --makefile=... option doesn't quote (it would have to be a nested quote because this is already in a quote for -x), so Macintosh HD2 is interpreted as more than 1 argument.
It looks like an issue related to cargo-make, I summon its master - @sagiegurari 馃檪
thanks will check it. hopefully tommorow
Thanks @MartinKavik !
this is now fixed in the new released cargo-make version 0.32.2
@Type1J Could you test it and close the issue if the problem is resolved? Thanks!
Sure. That machine stopped working after a thunderstorm, but it worked using the cargo-make from git, so I will close this issue, now.
I'm in the process of building a new Proxmox machine with a Linux dev VM, so it will be Linux instead of macOS that I'll be testing, but I'll be sure to come back here and reopen it, if it doesn't work as soon as I test it out.
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Sure. That machine stopped working after a thunderstorm, but it worked using the cargo-make from git, so I will close this issue, now.
I'm in the process of building a new Proxmox machine with a Linux dev VM, so it will be Linux instead of macOS that I'll be testing, but I'll be sure to come back here and reopen it, if it doesn't work as soon as I test it out.