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Centralize management of tools used by the build - #9
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build/tools/Cargo.toml now defines common tools used by the build. Projects may define additional tools, or override the version of a tool in tools/Cargo.toml. This should eliminate cases where a build fails because a required tool isn't installed, and oddities introduce by version skew between the build's expected tool version and project's actual tool version. It should also cut down on dependabot noise for tools as only the build repo needs to manage updates for the tools it defines. Signed-off-by: Scott Andrews <scott@andrews.me>
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build/tools/Cargo.toml now defines common tools used by the build. Projects may define additional tools, or override the version of a tool in tools/Cargo.toml.
This should eliminate cases where a build fails because a required tool isn't installed, and oddities introduce by version skew between the build's expected tool version and project's actual tool version.
It should also cut down on dependabot noise for tools as only the build repo needs to manage updates for the tools it defines.