Got Rust autogeneration working with Rust prebuild hook! #33
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* Got Rust autogeneration working with Rust prebuild hook! * Adding in git admin for adding in autogen * Adding in a more verbose failure for autogen * Add automatic reconnect --------- Co-authored-by: Peyton-McKee <[email protected]>
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This is a part of a set of PRs that involves autogeneration of code from our YAML config for CAN messages. Specifically in the Embedded-Base PR, I moved all the Python files over and made it a python module to import. In this, I added a prebuild hook per ticket #29 and tweaked the python generation file to import the new module.
I deleted the master_mapping.rs and decode_data.rs because now they are getting autogenerated, meaning we don't need to version control them.