manifest: Be more specific about not supporting multiple packages yet #21
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dvc94ch
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When running `cargo-subcommand` without `-p` package selection against a workspace currently only the first found package is returned. This should be implemented over time to return all packages (and artifacts adhering to target selection), but return a more specific error for the time being instead of making it seem like there's only one package.
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When running
cargo-subcommandwithout-ppackage selection against a workspace currently only the first found package is returned. This should be implemented over time to return all packages (and artifacts adhering to target selection), but return a more specific error for the time being instead of making it seem like there's only one package.