Cargo

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Cargo is Rust’s official build and dependency management tool that streamlines compiling code, managing libraries, and distributing Rust packages.

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instanceOf Rust tooling component ⓘ
package manager ⓘ
software build tool ⓘ
configurationFile Cargo.toml ⓘ
defaultRegistry crates.io ⓘ
linked to: Rust
developer Rust community ⓘ
Rust project contributors ⓘ
feature binary and library target management ⓘ
build scripts support ⓘ
dependency resolution ⓘ
documentation generation via rustdoc ⓘ
feature flags for conditional compilation ⓘ
incremental builds ⓘ
integration with rustc ⓘ
test harness integration ⓘ
version conflict resolution ⓘ
workspace management ⓘ
includedWith Rustup installation ⓘ
license open source ⓘ
lockFile Cargo.lock ⓘ
maintainer Rust project ⓘ
manages Rust crates ⓘ
partOf Rust toolchain ⓘ
linked to: rustup
primaryLanguage Rust ⓘ
purpose build Rust code ⓘ
distribute Rust packages ⓘ
manage Rust dependencies ⓘ
run Rust project tasks ⓘ
supports git dependencies ⓘ
local path dependencies ⓘ
multiple crates in one repository ⓘ
registry-based dependencies ⓘ
workspaces ⓘ
supportsCommand cargo add ⓘ
cargo bench ⓘ
cargo build ⓘ
cargo check ⓘ
cargo clean ⓘ
cargo doc ⓘ
cargo init ⓘ
cargo install ⓘ
cargo metadata ⓘ
cargo new ⓘ
cargo publish ⓘ
cargo remove ⓘ
cargo run ⓘ
cargo test ⓘ
cargo tree ⓘ
cargo update ⓘ
supportsLanguage Rust ⓘ
usesPackageFormat crate ⓘ

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Rust → packageManager → Cargo ⓘ
TOML → usedBy → Cargo ⓘ