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After updating cc from 1.0.50 to 1.0.51 I can no longer build projects that rely on cc, as it generates files using VS2019 whilst my rust is (for some reason) using VS2017.
This could very well be something wrong with my local setup, or rust for choosing VS2017 (I can't find any documentation on how that's controlled), or cc for not respecting what rustc is using. I don't know who exactly this issue belongs to, all I know is that I can't build things anymore :(
Example of the failure from when trying to build something with libspirv_cross as a dependency:
Thanks for the report! I think this is probably best addressed by updating rustc's msvc detection logic in rust-lang/rust#71882. Short of running inside a msvc shell I think there's unfortunately not a great fix for stable :(
After updating cc from 1.0.50 to 1.0.51 I can no longer build projects that rely on cc, as it generates files using VS2019 whilst my rust is (for some reason) using VS2017.
This could very well be something wrong with my local setup, or rust for choosing VS2017 (I can't find any documentation on how that's controlled), or cc for not respecting what rustc is using. I don't know who exactly this issue belongs to, all I know is that I can't build things anymore :(
Example of the failure from when trying to build something with libspirv_cross as a dependency:
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