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Use when working with the cargo CLI — Rust's package manager. Covers the manifest format (Cargo.toml), dependencies, features, workspaces, build profiles, build scripts, configuration (.cargo/config.toml), registries and publishing, environment variables, the lockfile and cache,
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Use when working with the cargo CLI — Rust's package manager. Covers the manifest format (Cargo.toml), dependencies, features, workspaces, build profiles, build scripts, configuration (.cargo/config.toml), registries and publishing, environment variables, the lockfile and cache,
name: cargo description: > Use when working with the cargo CLI — Rust's package manager. Covers the manifest format (Cargo.toml), dependencies, features, workspaces, build profiles, build scripts, configuration (.cargo/config.toml), registries and publishing, environment variables, the lockfile and cache, and the command reference. Triggers on: "cargo", "cargo build", "cargo check", "cargo test", "cargo run", "cargo add", "cargo update", "cargo publish", "cargo new", "cargo init", "cargo install", "cargo doc", "cargo bench", "cargo tree", "cargo metadata", "Cargo.toml", "Cargo.lock", "crate", "workspace", "feature", "profile", "build script", "build.rs", "registry", "crates.io", "CARGO_HOME", "rustc", "rustdoc", "rust-version", "edition". user-invocable: true
Comprehensive reference for the cargo CLI (<https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/>), covering the manifest format, dependency specification, the features system and resolver, workspaces, build profiles, build scripts, configuration, registries and publishing, environment variables, the lockfile and cache layout, and the full command reference.
Cargo.toml (manifest)
→ dependency resolver (registry index + Cargo.lock)
→ fetch (registry cache / git / path / vendor)
→ build scripts (build.rs, OUT_DIR)
→ rustc / rustdoc (per profile, per target)
→ target/<profile>/ (artifacts)
→ run / test / bench / installLoad the reference that matches your task. When in doubt, load multiple references.
| Keywords | Reference | |----------|----------| | concept, package, crate, target, binary, library, example, test, bench, edition, registry, Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock, cargo home, build pipeline, crate types, cdylib, rlib, dylib, staticlib, proc-macro, target triple, host vs target, cross-compilation, manifest vs lockfile | [references/concepts.md](references/concepts.md) | | manifest, Cargo.toml, `[package]`, name, version, edition, rust-version, authors, description, license, license-file, keywords, categories, readme, homepage, repository, documentation, metadata, publish, include, exclude, build, links, default-run, resolver, autolib, autobins, autoexamples, autotests, autobenches, `[lib]`, `[[bin]]`, `[[example]]`, `[[test]]`, `[[bench]]`, crate-type, required-features, doctest, `[lints]`, `[badges]`, cargo-features | [references/manifest.md](references/manifest.md) | | dependency, [dependencies], [dev-dependencies], [build-dependencies], [target.*.dependencies], version requirement, SemVer, caret requirement, tilde requirement, wildcard, git dependency, branch, tag, rev, path dependency, registry dependency, optional dependency, default-features, features, rename, package, workspace dependency, dependency inheritance, platform-specific, cfg expression | [references/dependencies.md](references/dependencies.md) | | feature, [features], default, dep: syntax, optional dependency as feature, package/feature, weak dependency, ?/ syntax, feature unification, additive, mutually exclusive, resolver v1, resolver v2, resolver v3, --features, --all-features, --no-default-features, required-features, CARGO_FEATURE, feature inspection, cargo tree -e features, SemVer compatibility | [references/features.md](references/features.md) | | workspace, [workspace], members, exclude, virtual manifest, default-members, resolver, workspace.package, workspace.dependencies, workspace inheritance, workspace metadata, root package, shared target directory, path dependencies in workspace | [references/workspaces.md](references/workspaces.md) | | profile, [profile.dev], [profile.release], [profile.test], [profile.bench], opt-level, debug, debug-assertions, overflow-checks, lto, panic, incremental, codegen-units, rpath, strip, split-debuginfo, inherits, custom profile, --profile, --release, package override, build-override, unit graph, target directory layout, monomorphization, generics | [references/profiles.md](references/profiles.md) | | build script, build.rs, build dependency, [build-dependencies], links, *-sys, OUT_DIR, cargo::rustc-link-lib, cargo::rustc-link-search, cargo::rustc-flags, cargo::rustc-cfg, cargo::rustc-check-cfg, cargo::rustc-env, cargo::rerun-if-changed, cargo::rerun-if-env-changed, cargo::warning, cargo::error, cargo::metadata, DEP_, jobserver, code generation, override build script, build script env vars | [references/build-scripts.md](references/build-scripts.md) | | config, configuration, .cargo/config.toml, config hierarchy, precedence, --config, environment variable mapping, CARGO_ prefix, [build], [target], [registry], [source], [net], [http], [term], [env], [alias], [cargo-new], [profile], [credential-alias], [future-incompat-report], [cache], credentials.toml, credential provider, include, rustflags, rustdocflags, rustc-wrapper, target-dir, jobs, proxy, timeout | [references/config.md](references/config.md) | | registry, crates.io, index, git protocol, sparse protocol, sparse+, config.json, authentication, token, credential provider, cargo:token, cargo:wincred, cargo:macos-keychain, cargo:libsecret, cargo login, cargo logout, cargo owner, cargo yank, cargo publish, cargo search, cargo info, custom registry, alternate registry, source replacement, replace-with, [patch], [replace], local registry, directory source, vendor, cargo vendor, publish restriction | [references/registries.md](references/registries.md) | | command, subcommand, flag, cargo build, cargo check, cargo test, cargo bench, cargo run, cargo doc, cargo clean, cargo fix, cargo rustc, cargo rustdoc, cargo add, cargo remove, cargo update, cargo tree, cargo metadata, cargo vendor, cargo fetch, cargo new, cargo init, cargo install, cargo uninstall, cargo search, cargo info, cargo login, cargo logout, cargo owner, cargo yank, cargo publish, cargo package, cargo pkgid, cargo locate-project, cargo generate-lockfile, cargo report, ca
Carapace-bin provides argument completion for multiple CLI commands (full list), and works across multiple POSIX and non-POSIX shells. Supported shells: Bash Cmd (experimental) Elvish Fish Ion (experimental) Nushell Oil Powershell Tcsh (experimental) Xonsh Zsh
Repo: carapace-sh/carapace-bin
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