Tweak testing cargo-binutils #297
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While following the instructions for cargo-binutils in 03-setup the `cargo size -- -version` caused an error when following the instructions: ``` console $ cargo size -- -version error: Error during execution of `cargo metadata`: error: could not find `Cargo.toml` in `C:\Users\wink` or any parent directory ``` The cause of the error is that you're not told to be in a rust project directory. The solution I've chosen is to create a rust bin project, cd into the project, run it and then do the `cargo size -- -version`.
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While following the instructions for cargo-binutils in 03-setup
the
cargo size -- -versioncaused an error when following theinstructions:
The cause of the error is that you're not told to be in a rust project
directory.
The solution I've chosen is to create a rust bin project, cd into the
project, run it and then do the
cargo size -- -version.