Description
Display the packages a rust binary is linked against. As cargo subcommand!
Easy said: run cargo linked to find out which packages you must have installed.
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cargo-linked
Display the packages a rust binary is linked against. As cargo subcommand!
Easy said: run cargo linked
to find out which packages you must have installed.
Installation
cargo install cargo-linked
Usage
Navigate to a cargo directory and run cargo linked
. You'll see a list of packages the rust binary is linked against.
If you want to run the given rust application somewhere else, make sure you install those packages first.
Note
Only arch packages are supported by now other plans pending. PRs are welcome!