doc: use the more convenient 'cargo run' command #16721
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This lovely command has already been introduced, so let's take advantage of it.
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Thanks! This part was written before 'cargo run' existed 😅 |
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@steveklabnik, one thing I've noticed is that an r+ from a phone on a commit actually doesn't show up. If you look at this description page, it looks like it's there, but if you go and click through to the commit itself it doesn't show up. I have no idea why :( |
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Sadly the documentation fails to build with this commit, could you make the same modifications (to the markdown files) as in alexcrichton@89163fc? |
Addresses this comment: #16721 (comment)
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Not sure I understand, but I've added a commit. |
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This lovely command has already been introduced, so let's take advantage
of it.