Set default target for certain crates, also features about docs.rs HOT 10 CLOSED

Oh, it's metadata http://doc.crates.io/manifest.html#the-metadata-table-optional

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Would be really cool to have the default-target redirect working. It's incredibly frustrating when people look for the documentation for winapi only to find empty documentation.

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Same idea, but different problem: https://docs.rs/crate/clang-sys fails to find libclang (obviously). There is a feature to do a runtime link instead of a compile time link, so it should fix the problem.

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I will add building crates with extra features but where is best place to define docs.rs specific options?

Maybe a docs.rs section in Cargo.toml?

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IIRC, we made a meta section of Cargo.toml for this kind of thing

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A use-case I have: cocoa-rs is a crate managed by Servo. Servo currently does not build documentation on the OSX builders (https://doc.servo.org is Linux IIRC). It'd be nice if I could link to the documentation for cocoa-rs for the latest published version that was built on OSX. That said, I juts checked it looks like cocoa-rs isn't building on docs.rs, which makes my whole comment moot anyways.

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Doc features are great. What I do in ndarray is to build with the "docs" feature that depends on the optional crate features. Then I've made sure each of the items enabled by that mentions this in the docs (“Requires crate feature "serde"”). Adding this to docs.rs would make it have "feature parity" and I'll switch.

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This is partially fixed, looks like a commit closed this.

Docs.rs now supports building non-default features but it is not redirecting to default-target yet.

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#255 fixed this

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Crates that set a default-target in their [package.metadata.docs.rs] will now run their "test build" for that target, and their default docs set will be run on that target. In addition, crates with a default-target already set have had their latest version rebuilt; for example https://docs.rs/winapi/ now contains the proper docs for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc without having to redirect to that target's page. (Note that the builds still all run on a Linux system, so if your crate is target-specific because of a system library, that will still need to be available on Debian for the docs to build!)

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