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It looks like if I ran this in a workspace root where a crate is in the root, it will search all other crates within the workspace
You can use cargo package --list to see what will be put on crates.io. The downside is people might exclude files related to dev-dependencies, like tests.
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That's correct, but I would call it a feature? :p Basically the ability to run machete in any directory that contains any crates, and one could still filter out uninteresting results (assuming #13).
Note: this is purely from code inspection
It looks like if I ran this in a workspace root where a crate is in the root, it will search all other crates within the workspace
You can use
cargo package --list
to see what will be put on crates.io. The downside is people might exclude files related todev-dependencies
, like tests.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: