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For my projects, I would like to have cargo-leptos behave more like a regular Rust dependency. This means
Specify its version in Cargo.toml, or a similar file.
Automatically have it installed, and accessible under some command. It is ok if the command ends up being a slightly longer cargo xtask leptos --help , or cargo leptos.rs --help
Number one would let me guarantee that every team member uses the same version of cargo-leptos, instead of "works on my machine". It also guarantees that the CI uses the correct version of cargo-leptos.
Number two means that onboarding new contributors is as frictionless as possible. Repeatedly having to tell people to install cargo-leptos (or trunk), and to keep it up-to-date, is a pain point for me.
And finally, if done well, I could juggle different projects that depend on different versions of cargo-leptos. Usually this happens when one project hasn't updated its dependencies just yet.
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For my projects, I would like to have cargo-leptos behave more like a regular Rust dependency. This means
cargo xtask leptos --help
, orcargo leptos.rs --help
Number one would let me guarantee that every team member uses the same version of cargo-leptos, instead of "works on my machine". It also guarantees that the CI uses the correct version of cargo-leptos.
Number two means that onboarding new contributors is as frictionless as possible. Repeatedly having to tell people to install cargo-leptos (or trunk), and to keep it up-to-date, is a pain point for me.
And finally, if done well, I could juggle different projects that depend on different versions of cargo-leptos. Usually this happens when one project hasn't updated its dependencies just yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: