CMake-Rust [Windows]: Fix issue detecting native static libs 1.1.1 #994
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Some change in Cargo/Rust version 1.70 or 1.71 appears to have broken the build on Windows because we are incorrectly attempting to check the native static libraries by compiling an empty file (/dev/null) which does not exist on Windows. A simple fix is to make an empty file of our own and use that instead. Fixes: Cisco-Talos#990
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Test pipeline is in progress but got past the important parts. So backport here looks good. |
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Cherry-pick of #992
Some change in Cargo/Rust version 1.70 or 1.71 appears to have broken the build on Windows because we are incorrectly attempting to check the native static libraries by compiling an empty file (/dev/null) which does not exist on Windows.
A simple fix is to make an empty file of our own and use that instead.
Fixes: #990