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Patchelf is a project from Nix which modifies the rpath of shared objects and executable binaries to include a static modification of the runtime load path for shared objects. Nix uses this to a great extent to allow for multiple non-conflicting versions of packages to be installed on a single system.
Using patchelf to modify the rust binaries and libraries to set each file's rpath to the $PREFIX/lib location seems to work seamlessly for making rust work with non-sudo installs.
Is anyone aware of an issue with this?
Would it be reasonable to add a flag that checks if patchelf is available and automatically takes care of running it when --prefix has been set?
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Patchelf is a project from Nix which modifies the rpath of shared objects and executable binaries to include a static modification of the runtime load path for shared objects. Nix uses this to a great extent to allow for multiple non-conflicting versions of packages to be installed on a single system.
Using patchelf to modify the rust binaries and libraries to set each file's rpath to the $PREFIX/lib location seems to work seamlessly for making rust work with non-sudo installs.
Is anyone aware of an issue with this?
Would it be reasonable to add a flag that checks if patchelf is available and automatically takes care of running it when --prefix has been set?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: