# libinput test project — the top of the input chain.

#

# NO `[indices]` OF ITS OWN, and that is the interesting part.

#

# This member needs packages from TWO namespaces: `compat.libinput` (and the

# `compat.libudev` / `compat.mtdev` it depends on) from this checkout, and

# `freedesktop.libevdev` which libinput also links. A member-level `[indices]`

# REPLACES the root's rather than merging, and one path can only be registered

# under one namespace — so declaring `freedesktop = { path = "../../.." }` here

# would make `compat.libinput` resolve against the published index instead.

#

# Inheriting the root's `compat = { path = "." }` is what works: the compat

# packages come from the checkout, and `freedesktop.libevdev` resolves from the

# PUBLISHED index — which is correct, because it is published. Same arrangement

# tests/examples/asio-ssl relies on for the opposite reason.

[package]

name = "libinput-tests"

version = "0.1.0"

standard = "c++23"

[target.'cfg(linux)'.dependencies.compat]

libinput = "1.31.3"