Hi all,
For the Rust support we want to rely on Rust's "cargo" command to
perform different tasks (adding dependencies, building and running
projects, etc.).
This is very much the same we do with other external tools we may use,
such as "maven", or "npm" or "gradle" (we use our embedded "ant" though,
AFAIK).
The question is, shall the IDE ask the user for permission before using
any of these external commands? Or is it ok to find them in the PATH,
for instance, and start using them directly?
Opinions?
Thanks,
Antonio
P.S.:
I know we're warning the user before opening a Gradle "build.gradle"
script, for instance (since we have to run the script to evaluate it,
whereas Maven scripts are declarative).
Visual Studio Code also asks for user permission before opening many
projects.
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