fix(dev): isolate Cargo targets per worktree - #197
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Summary
Berd currently directs every checkout and worktree on a machine to one Tauri Cargo target directory. Concurrent
just dev, test, check, and Clippy processes then serialize on Cargo’s artifact lock.Default Tauri Cargo output to each checkout’s ignored
src-tauri/targetdirectory on Unix and Windows, while preservingBERD_TAURI_CARGO_TARGET_DIRas an explicit override. Worktrees can now compile independently. Sharing dependency downloads and safely seeding compiler artifacts are separate concerns; this PR only removes target-directory contention.Testing
From two separate Berd worktrees, run:
Each command resolves to that worktree’s own
src-tauri/target. SettingBERD_TAURI_CARGO_TARGET_DIRstill returns the explicit path unchanged.