Summary
The Rust packaging guide documents TakoPack commands such as cargo pkg, cargo localpkg, and cargo track, but it does not explain how contributors should obtain or install TakoPack before running them.
Blocker
While preparing a no-vendor kata-containers package, I could not find:
- the TakoPack source repository or release location;
- an openRuyi package name that provides it;
- the expected setup steps for the Cargo subcommands;
- whether normal contributors should use installed subcommands or run from a TakoPack source checkout.
On an openRuyi Creek riscv64 guest, rust and cargo are available, but cargo --list does not show pkg, localpkg, or track. dnf search takopack and dnf search debcargo also returned no matches.
Request
Please add a short bootstrap guide for TakoPack, including install/source location, prerequisites, and a complete cargo track -f Cargo.lock -o <dir> example for no-vendor Rust packaging.
Summary
The Rust packaging guide documents TakoPack commands such as
cargo pkg,cargo localpkg, andcargo track, but it does not explain how contributors should obtain or install TakoPack before running them.Blocker
While preparing a no-vendor
kata-containerspackage, I could not find:On an openRuyi Creek riscv64 guest,
rustandcargoare available, butcargo --listdoes not showpkg,localpkg, ortrack.dnf search takopackanddnf search debcargoalso returned no matches.Request
Please add a short bootstrap guide for TakoPack, including install/source location, prerequisites, and a complete
cargo track -f Cargo.lock -o <dir>example for no-vendor Rust packaging.