Have mocked cargo better adhere to cargo conventions #4203
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Currently, when the mocked cargo command is passed `--recursive-cargo-subcommand`, it runs: ``` cargo-foo --recursive-cargo ``` However, cargo subcommands are normally passed their subcommand name as the first argument. Thus, one would expect the following to be run: ``` cargo-foo foo --recursive-cargo ``` This commit changes the mocked cargo command to do the latter. It also adds a check to ensure that the "subcommand name as first argument" behavior is respected. This is, admittedly, a rather pedantic change. Extracted from rust-lang#4175
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Currently, when the mocked cargo command is passed
--recursive-cargo-subcommand, it runs:However, cargo subcommands are normally passed their subcommand name as the first argument. Thus, one would expect the following to be run:
This commit changes the mocked cargo command to do the latter. It also adds a check to ensure that the "subcommand name as first argument" behavior is respected.
This is, admittedly, a rather pedantic change.
Extracted from #4175