nodejs cargo test failing under 1.44 nightlies

[shanemadden]

Builds have been failing for several days due to a test failure introduced with the rust 1.44 nightly builds - the cargo web test --verbose --nodejs step fails with thread 'main' panicked at 'internal error: no .js file found', .cargo/registry/src/mygithub.libinneed.workers.dev-1ecc6299db9ec823/cargo-web-0.6.26/src/cmd_test.rs:58:9 - seems like the js files are not being included in the build result artifacts, but I'm unsure if this is an issue in stdweb or rust itself - it doesn't seem likely to be our fault.

I'm planning on putting a PR in to comment out that nodejs test for now, while leaving this issue open to track re-enabling that test when it's not failing in the nightly versions anymore.

[shanemadden]

Related upstream issue koute/cargo-web#243

[Azaril]

I root caused this to the .wasm artifact that is generated now gets put under the /target/deps/ folder whereas previously it was just under /target/. This causes it to be explicitly filtered out by cargo-web as they do some modifications to the wasm as a post-process step. I'll report the details on cargo-web and see if I can put together a PR for a fix.

For reference see cargo-web - src\build.rs:

fn build_or_check( &self, config: &AggregatedConfig, target: &CargoTarget, should_build: bool ) -> Result< CargoResult, Error > {

...

build_config.build( Some( |artifacts: Vec< PathBuf >| {
                let mut out = Vec::new();
                for path in artifacts {
                    let skip =
                        is_wasm32_unknown_unknown &&
                        path.extension().map( |ext| ext == "wasm" ).unwrap_or( false ) &&
                        path.parent().and_then( |parent| parent.file_name() ).map( |dir| dir == "deps" ).unwrap_or( false );

                    if skip {
                        continue;
                    }

                    if let Some( artifact ) = wasm::process_wasm_file( config.uses_old_stdweb, self.build_args.runtime, &build_config, &prepend_js, target_dir, &path ) {
                        debug!( "Generated artifact: {:?}", artifact );
                        out.push( artifact );
                    }

                    out.push( path );
                }

                out
            }))

[Azaril]

@shanemadden do you want to close this now that @daboross or leave it open for when cargo web fixes the upstream issue?

[ASalvail]

I prefer the latter, if only to keep a note of the problem.