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How to Create and Distribute Rust Packages with Cargo

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Hey everyone! I put together a quick guide on building and releasing Rust crates using Cargo.

Highlights covered:

Distinguishing between binary crates (src/main.rs) and library crates (src/lib.rs).

Manifest management in Cargo.toml.

Pre-release checklist: testing, docs, and authentication on crates.io.

Read the complete article on SunnyWriteUps. Feel free to share your thoughts or tips on your Rust package workflow!

https://sunnyblog.apexmansunny.workers.dev/posts/how-to-create-your-rust-package/

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Cargo makes publishing Rust crates look surprisingly painless. The pre-release checklist is a nice touch. Do you have a preferred workflow for versioning releases?

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