More than one extra target

[GrayJack]

There is a feature to add mora than one extra target? If there is, how to set up?

[svartalf]

There is none, as so far I think this would a really rare case to support it out of box.

As long as you will "use" this Action, you will be guaranteed to have rustup in your PATH, so you can just add an extra run step to install additional target with rustup target add {your-target} command in it.

[svartalf]

UPD: I believe you want to solve this problem? Alternatively, you can include this target into the build matrix, but that would mean a separate full build

[GrayJack]

Yeah, I end up running the command since rustup was in path. Thanks for the help 😄

[clauswilke]

Just came across this issue and wanted to point out that this is not that rare of a situation. There's an increasing number of people wanting to use Rust with R (e.g.: https://github.com/extendr/extendr), and all R packages that want to include Rust code will require two targets. This is because R by default builds both 32-bit and 64-bit binaries on Windows, in a single build. See e.g. here: https://github.com/clauswilke/sinab#installation

I expect I'll be able to use the rustup call, as described in the comment, but being able to specify two targets at once would make the build scripts much cleaner and simpler.