Add support for building vendored dbus #411
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Why not add this to your own binary's |
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@qwandor That would work, but that would mean my crate would need to depend on dbus too (which it currently doesn't). And I will need to replicate all of the conditional platform support logic to make sure I'm not including dbus for macOS build for example. |
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@qwandor This one's up to you. I'm not familiar enough with needed to cross-compile in regards to dbus to make a decision on how worth it this is. |
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I don't really think it belongs here. If someone wants to build their binary with a vendored copy of libdbus they can add the dependencies directly to their binary. |
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'k, closing. |
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Hi! This PR adds a new feature
dbus-vendoredwhich enables the build against vendoreddbusas opposed to using system.so. I needed this to make the successful cross-platform build. It was previously discussed in the PR #347 and it looks like the agreement was to add an optional feature for that.