Copy gl-sdk library from cargo target to python's expected location #645
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The gl-sdk Python package build was failing because while cargo build --workspace successfully compiles libglsdk.so into the Cargo target directory (target/release/libglsdk.so), the Python package's pyproject.toml expects this shared library at libs/gl-sdk/glsdk/libglsdk.so as a forced inclusion, causing uv sync to fail with a FileNotFoundError when attempting to build the editable wheel. This fix adds a step to copy the compiled library from the Cargo build output to the expected Python package location before running uv sync, ensuring the file exists when hatchling processes the forced inclusion.
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gl-sdkPython package build was failing because whilecargo build --workspacesuccessfully compileslibglsdk.sointo the Cargo target directory (target/release/libglsdk.so), the Python package's pyproject.toml expects this shared library atlibs/gl-sdk/glsdk/libglsdk.soas a forced inclusion, causing uv sync to fail with aFileNotFoundErrorwhen attempting to build the editable wheel.This fix adds a step to copy the compiled library from the Cargo build output to the expected Python package location before running
uv sync, ensuring the file exists.