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Hi, I'm new to cargo-fuzz, so that's probably part of the issue.
I tried following an issue on fuzzing, and so rather than starting with cargo fuzz init I started editing my Cargo.toml to match the article.
cargo fuzz init
I added this section (and the dir fuzz_targets, with a .rs inside)
[package.metadata] cargo-fuzz = true
Unbeknownst to me, that caused my fuzz commands to always print: Error: could not find a cargo project
Error: could not find a cargo project
c@macmini > cargo fuzz run xx Error: could not find a cargo project c@macmini > cargo fuzz init Error: could not find a cargo project
It seems like this could be clearer, it was difficult to figure out what was the cause of confusion.
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Hi, I'm new to cargo-fuzz, so that's probably part of the issue.
I tried following an issue on fuzzing, and so rather than starting with
cargo fuzz init
I started editing my Cargo.toml to match the article.
I added this section (and the dir fuzz_targets, with a .rs inside)
Unbeknownst to me, that caused my fuzz commands to always print:
Error: could not find a cargo project
It seems like this could be clearer, it was difficult to figure out what was the cause of confusion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: