ah, yeah usually we cd to the specific dir and build there. would it not make more sense to just add the Anchor.toml to the token-lending/program dir?

ah, yeah usually we cd to the specific dir and build there. would it not make more sense to just add the Anchor.toml to the token-lending/program dir?

The tricky part is that the root level workspace Cargo.toml references all the various programs in the monorepo. So the entire workspace needs to be uploaded to the registry to build, even if you cd into the relevant subdirectory. So we're left with a couple options.

• Upload the entire workspace to the registry (downside is that there will be a lot of irrelevant code for users).
• Remove all code not relevant to the program (my preferred choice but the downside here is that it will probably make it more painful to integrate upstream changes) and move the Cargo.lock into token-lending/program.
• Change the Cargo.toml whenever you upload to the registry to remove all code that isn't used. Bit of a hack but a lazy compromise considering the first two points. This is what the changes here do.

Any other ideas?

ahh makes sense, i guess the other way would be turning it into a subrepo but probably not worth the effort
Yeah will do option 3 for now and do 2 shortly (want to be careful with some tests), we need to manually do upstream changes anyway since we diverged significantly (solana didn't want some of our changes relating to backup oracles).

# anchor publish spl_token_lending
Publishing will make your code public. Are you sure? Enter (yes)/no:
yes
Using image "projectserum/build:v0.13.2"
Run docker image
Cleaning up the docker target directory
Error: Docker rm docker-target failed: No such file or directory (os error 2)

does this require docker to use?

Cleaning up the docker target directory

Yes. cargo build-bpf will insert machine specific data into the binary (like filepaths) so the program must be built in docker for it to be verifiable.

ah, yeah to have the builds consistent. im on wsl1 (can't use docker) so ill have to get someone else to run this later 🤦 my bad