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wasm_bindgen: allow target name with directory #2758

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@matt-duch matt-duch commented Jul 22, 2024

Looking at the current logic for setting --out-dir and --out-name, it seems that the intention is to infer those from the target name. However, if a prefix is specified for the name (pkg/custom), out-dir is set as expected (pkg), but that directory prefix is also set in out-name (pkg/custom). causing the build command to fail when it appends the two and ends up with pkg/pkg/custom).

This approach sets out-name to be the last path segment only.

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I ended up needing to add the snippets directory, similar to #1343 (except that PR changes paths to include the name twice, not sure why). Adding the snippets is actually related to this change, so I could fold that in if that is of interest as well.

@matt-duch matt-duch force-pushed the wasm_bindgen-directory-prefix-fix branch from 52e9b60 to ec0f0f9 Compare July 24, 2024 13:55
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This generally LGTM, but two questions:

  1. Can you do a string replacement of / -> _ rather than taking the basename, as it's more documenting and less likely to lead to conflicts?
  2. Can you add a test (i.e. a target which didn't build without this change, and does with)?

Thanks!

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