Closed samestep closed 2 months ago
Why we manage Cargo.lock file in git As a crates, there's no problem with ignore Cargo. lock
@baoyachi I thought it was pretty well-accepted that lockfiles should be committed to version control, to make local development more deterministic? https://stackoverflow.com/a/44210813/5044950
But in any case, all I'm trying to do here is fix a tiny annoyance, nothing major.
Thanks for the PR! @baoyachi that's traditionally been the case, yes: but the Rust project has recently changed guidance in favour of committing lockfiles for libraries. I'm personally still a bit ambivalent, but it does have advantages.
I need to fix CI at some point.
This has since been resolved.
As of commit ef9f20f6177b938550d0c12889c5d2dbac85558f, cloning and building the repo results in an extraneous diff on
Cargo.lock
, which this PR fixes.