1) Install latest version of Rust found here: http://www.rust-lang.org
2) git clone --recursive git@github.com:rust-lang/cargo.git
3) make
4) make install (could be that sudo is needed for you)
Hmm, well, rust's brew seems a little outdated (0.10), so if you are intent on using Cargo soon, I would recommend on building rust yourself or grabbing a new binary from their website.
Stuff being either in Cask or Homebrew is just terrible. Homebrew also has a versions tap. Those two projects should combine efforts and remove ambiguity.
I 100% agree with you. It took me like an hour to figure out where I thought it made sense to put rust-nightly, and I'm still not really sure I did it right. But it works and is way better than the morning compilation cronjob I used to use.
I agree, it works, but we need to keep pressing those guys... or contribute. Cask still doesn't have reinstall/upgrade. As far as I know, Homebrew can't upgrade packages with head versions, and, worst pain of all - Homebrew doesn't support Yosemite or any unreleased OS X version. Being a tool for developers primarily, all the above are must-haves!
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This was how I installed it (Mac):
I'm putting rust in $HOME/bin (and other self compiled software). You can change the default installation from /usr/local by running
There is no brew formula?
For rust? There is...cargo not so much
aroch:~/staging/|⇒ brew info rust
rust: stable 0.10 (bottled), HEAD
http://www.rust-lang.org/
/usr/local/Cellar/rust/0.10 (74 files, 174M) *
From: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/commits/master/Library/...aroch:~/staging/|⇒ brew info cargo
Error: No available formula for cargo
Rust has a brew package. Cargo is new so it may be a day or three before it gets out there too.
Hmm, well, rust's brew seems a little outdated (0.10), so if you are intent on using Cargo soon, I would recommend on building rust yourself or grabbing a new binary from their website.
There is a homebrew-cask of Rust's nightly binary. I think this should work:
Stuff being either in Cask or Homebrew is just terrible. Homebrew also has a versions tap. Those two projects should combine efforts and remove ambiguity.
I 100% agree with you. It took me like an hour to figure out where I thought it made sense to put rust-nightly, and I'm still not really sure I did it right. But it works and is way better than the morning compilation cronjob I used to use.
I agree, it works, but we need to keep pressing those guys... or contribute. Cask still doesn't have reinstall/upgrade. As far as I know, Homebrew can't upgrade packages with head versions, and, worst pain of all - Homebrew doesn't support Yosemite or any unreleased OS X version. Being a tool for developers primarily, all the above are must-haves!