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This both makes the crate compile way faster and avoids having to touch tons of unstable, undocumented cargo internals. This requires Rust 1.41 (the current beta) for some cargo-metadata features. There are some subtle differences in the new output (particularly in handling dependencies between crates in workspaces), but they're pretty minor. Closes #73 Closes #69 Closes #66 Closes #65 Closes #63 Closes #61 Closes #57 Closes #20
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This both makes the crate compile way faster and avoids having to touch
tons of unstable, undocumented cargo internals. This requires Rust 1.41
(the current beta) for some cargo-metadata features.
There are some subtle differences in the new output (particularly in
handling dependencies between crates in workspaces), but they're pretty
minor.
Closes #73
Closes #69
Closes #66
Closes #65
Closes #63
Closes #61
Closes #57
Closes #20