Kornel

It's not possible to create source packages using cargo-deb, and we don't plan to support them. You'll need to use debcargo instead.

Interesting! Would you be able to implement this? There's also a request for better debug info. So maybe it'd be worth adding [elf parser in Rust](https://lib.rs/crates/xmas-elf) to handle all of...

Yeah, support for deps in cross-compilation would be great. What does it require?

Using `readelf` seems like doing it "the hard way". I hoped there would be something like cross-arch version of `ldd` and/or a flag in `dpkg` to look for a different...

I'm not working on this. It probably won't be done.

That would be great, thanks. Maybe you could use [a Rust elf parsing library](https://lib.rs/crates/xmas-elf) instead of shelling out to readelf/objdump?

The assumption for `license-file` is that it's a plain file used for Cargo. I suppose cargo-deb could try being smart about this and see if the file already uses Debian's...

There could be (although arrays need all elements to be strings, so `["path", "0", "true"]`), but the downside is that this requires us documenting it and users knowing to set...

It uses release profile only. There's a flag to skip building completely, but it will look for binaries in target/release anyway. Maybe you can change opt-level of the release profile?

`777` permission means it's an executable file. But I'm surprised it complains about EOF. That doesn't seem to be related to file type at all.