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Find the runtime DLLs in Cargo's actual target directory - #13
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Summary
The Rust and Release jobs still failed at "Stage the runtime DLLs": even after a clean rebuild of
sherpa-onnx-sys, the script found nothing undersrc-tauri/target/sherpa-onnx-prebuilt, andcargo clean -pin the release job removed 0 files, which points at the artifacts living in a different target directory on the runner.The script now asks
cargo metadatafor the target directory, searches both<target>/sherpa-onnx-prebuiltand<target>/<profile>, and on failure prints the build script output (-vv) and the DLLs it can see, so the next failure explains itself.Verification
Locally, on a fresh clone: passes with the default target directory and with
CARGO_TARGET_DIRpointing elsewhere. Whether that was the cause on the runner is not proven yet; this CI run will show it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code