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I am now able to run cargo-unmaintained with configured ignores and see "No unmaintained packages found".
Now I would like to integrate this into CI, and the way I usually do this with Rust tools is to use https://github.com/taiki-e/install-action to install the binary , as it verifies the github release binary .
To do that, this repo would need to upload built binaries as part of each release. Most other Rust tools do this.
Now I would like to integrate this into CI, and the way I usually do this with Rust tools is to use https://github.com/taiki-e/install-action to install the binary , as it verifies the github release binary .
To help me understand, the approach you're describing will cause install-action to use cargo-binstall to install the binary?
Yes, cargo-binstall support would be an immediate benefit. But then I would also add it to the list of supported tools - I've added quite a few so far. Once it is added, the scripts there will verify the github binary hasnt been tampered with after it was first uploaded.
I am now able to run cargo-unmaintained with configured ignores and see "No unmaintained packages found".
Now I would like to integrate this into CI, and the way I usually do this with Rust tools is to use https://github.com/taiki-e/install-action to install the binary , as it verifies the github release binary .
To do that, this repo would need to upload built binaries as part of each release. Most other Rust tools do this.
I recommend using https://github.com/taiki-e/upload-rust-binary-action to create the release with the binaries.
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