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> and "cargo check" can catch compile issues without a full build. You only have to compile when you actually want to test the behavior, which tends to be righ
by dralley 1mo ago
> and "cargo check" can catch compile issues without a full build.
You only have to compile when you actually want to test the behavior, which tends to be right on the first try more often as a result of the strict compiler.
- codexon 1mo agoWhen I meant compile I also meant cargo check. That still takes way longer than go builds.