Manganese uses a "private" feature flag called "_any-deps" to determine whether any bindep dependency feature flag is enabled. Unfortunately, some parts of the code mistakenly use the name "_anydeps" (with a second "" instead of a "-") to refer to this feature, which is incorrect. This results in Manganese always emitting a warning that no deps were installed, even when this is not actually the case. Surprisingly, Rust doesn't warn you when you reference a feature flag that doesn't actually exist, which means we never caught this issue in development.
This branch fixes that by using the correct name for the feature flag everywhere.
Manganese uses a "private" feature flag called "_any-deps" to determine whether any bindep dependency feature flag is enabled. Unfortunately, some parts of the code mistakenly use the name "_anydeps" (with a second "" instead of a "-") to refer to this feature, which is incorrect. This results in Manganese always emitting a warning that no deps were installed, even when this is not actually the case. Surprisingly, Rust doesn't warn you when you reference a feature flag that doesn't actually exist, which means we never caught this issue in development.
This branch fixes that by using the correct name for the feature flag everywhere.
Fixes #285