This tool extends Cargo to allow you to publish a workspace, a rust mono repo.
Ensure that you have a fairly recent version of rust/cargo installed. On Ubuntu you would also need to install libssl-dev
and pkg-config
packages.
console,ignore
$ cargo install cargo-publish-workspace-v2
```console
$ cargo publish-workspace --help
Usage: cargo publish-workspace [OPTIONS] --crate-prefix
Arguments: [cargo-publish-args]... Additional arguments to pass to 'cargo publish'
Options:
-p, --crate-prefix
Publish
console
$ cd my-mono-repo
$ cargo publish-workspace --target-version 1.0.0 --token CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN --crate-prefix PREFIX
Dry run and show order of crates to be published
console
$ cd my-mono-repo
$ cargo publish-workspace --crate-prefix mat-clockwork --show-order
console
Finished show dependencies order
0. mat-clockwork-utils
1. mat-clockwork-cron
2. mat-clockwork-thread-program-v1
3. mat-clockwork-network-program
Excluding a crate from being published
console
cargo publish-workspace --target-version 1.0.0 --token CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN --crate-prefix PREFIX --exclude crate-1 --exclude crate-2
You can also set
publish = false
in the crate Cargo.toml
This tool has been made to work with a CI such as GitHub Action.
Make sure to setup the GitHub secrets variable for CARGO_REGISTRY_TOKEN
with the appropriate value.
- Version will be inferred from the $CITAG environment variable
- Token will be inferred from the $CARGOREGISTRY_TOKEN environment variable
console
cargo publish-workspace --crate-prefix PREFIX
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