Improve worker-build error for invalid working directory#915
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guybedford merged 2 commits intocloudflare:mainfrom Jan 22, 2026
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Thank you for posting this, just a couple of comments about the implementation.
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I changed the error message to display full folder name and added check for only Cargo.toml. |
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Fixes #880
This PR adds the part that shows a clearer error when worker-build is run outside a rust crate directory and guides users to use the correct directory or --path.