Unexpected binaries in the published crate
FauxFaux opened this issue · 3 comments
A concerned citizen, although apparently not concerned enough to use github, has noticed something that concerns them.
Some binaries, named vim10m_match and vim10m_table, have made it into the vte 0.3.3 release on crates.io, visible https://docs.rs/crate/vte/0.3.3/source/
These binaries then get vendor'd into the actual rustc source downloads.
Could you please do a release which.. doesn't have random binaries, and other unpublished code, in?
Browsing the link you provided, there's a vim10m.rs file that looks familiar. I need to check my other machine, but I believe that's code related to some experimenting I did a long time ago. I guess cargo must bundle whatever is in the working directory? Or at least did at the time..
I'll report back on that. We can certainly publish a clean version in any case.
I believe cargo publish (nowadays) tries hard to not publish uncommitted stuff, but maybe you were on a branch, or something. All good!
@chrisduerr I feel like this should be closed now, since we've released v0.4.0 and v0.5.0 already.