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Optional dependencies by default do not get vendored-in. In a new crate dependent only on getrandom
I get 4 crates in the vendor
folder: cfg-if
, getrandom
, libc
, and wasi
.
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Ok. My mistake. Then we left with wasm-bindgen
which has like 10 dependencies.
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Wait, so is there a way to remove wasm-bindgen
?
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Yes, if the crate feature which does not enable wasm-bindgen
is not enabled, then it and all its dependencies should not get vendored (I assume you use cargo vendor
). Probably one of your dependencies unconditionally enables this feature (e.g. via rand
which in v0.7 forwards the wasm-bindgen
feature), so you need to find it and ask for a fix.
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To be more precise, I'm building the uuid
crate with wasm-bindgen
feature, to make it work in web. Which pulls wasm-bindgen
. Maybe there is a way to avoid it altogether?
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If you don't need UUIDv4 (random UUIDS), simply do not enable wasm-bindgen
and v4
features. If you need randomness from browser, then wasm-bindgen
is a required dependency. Without it you will not be able to talk with browser environment while using the wasm32-unknown-unknown
target.
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then wasm-bindgen is a required dependency.
I see. This is what I wanted to hear. Thanks.
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