cargo-tree
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When cross-compiling, it's useful to know which crates are compiled for the host and which for the target. The `[build-dependencies]` and `[dev-dependencies]` sections are already useful for filtering some of...
Thanks for this tool, to debug issue like desribed at rust-lang/cargo#4323 it would be nice to show in `cargo tree` output the features used for building each crate (it can...
I needed this to be able to output JSON for parsing elsewhere.
Similar to the `--no-dev-dependencies` option, it would be useful to be able to filter out build dependencies.
I tried running cargo-tree on my workspace's top level crate: ``` > cargo tree -i -p fs2 error: There are multiple `fs2` packages in your project, and the specification `fs2`...
Currently, `cargo-tree --all-features` only resolves the features of the top-level crate and their dependencies, which may omit features from child crates. For example, chrono-0.4.0 depends on num 0.1 with default-features...
cargo-tree expects to find a local Cargo.toml file. Please consider adding support for running on a named package directly from the registry: `cargo tree somecrate`.