Make target="*" components detectable if ascribed a target. #2115
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In order to mitigate an issue from Profile support where rust-src would be ascribed a target during installation under the `complete` profile, make the component-in-components check a little more robust. In theory we can remove this when we're confident that future users won't have broken installs left behind. Signed-off-by: Daniel Silverstone <dsilvers@digital-scurf.org>
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In order to mitigate an issue from Profile support where rust-src
would be ascribed a target during installation under the
completeprofile, make the component-in-components check a little more robust.
In theory we can remove this when we're confident that future users
won't have broken installs left behind.
This ought to fix #2113