chore: Enable to build c2pa-python with a local c2pa-rs build#277
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How does this script differ from the normal build workflow? It seems like it should be doing a lot of the the same work?
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The assumptions differ. This one assumes you have a local c2pa-rs checkout next to this repo. The normal workflow takes/downloads a prebuilt released library (and does no rebuild). So it also asks you to have a local cargo setup (which you may not have if developing only Python code). |
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Enables debug builds based on checked out c2pa-rs/c2pa-c-ffi
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