If you’ve got any favorite tools or tricks for keeping Rust compile times down, I’d love to hear them!
#Rust #RustLang #Cargo

Digging deeper, Rust devs pointed to a couple of helpful resources:
🔗 Corrode Rust Blog: corrode.dev/blog/tips-fo...

🔗 Rust Performance Book: nnethercote.github.io/perf-book/co...

The updated Cargo Book chapter offers practical strategies for understanding and improving Rust build performance: doc.rust-lang.org/stable/cargo...

🎯 Answer: The original Rust compiler from 2010 was written in OCaml! 🐫

OCaml was chosen for its strong type system and pattern matching features. This "bootstrap" compiler was used to create the first self-hosting Rust compiler.
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Fair point, but the benefits would include speed and efficiency: faster cold starts, lower memory usage, smaller deployment packages

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And it looks like the upcoming 3rd edition is changing the 3rd variable to:

`let disapproodles = "ಠ_ಠ"`

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Problem solved! 🎉

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Reference: docs.github.com/en/actions/r...

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The fix is simple but not obvious. Before running cargo commands, edit the $GITHUB_PATH variable to append to the system PATH:

echo "/root/.cargo/bin" >> "$GITHUB_PATH"

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Real example:
1. Pre-install cargo on runner for Rust builds
2. Test with `cargo version` - works!
3. Run GitHub Action with `cargo build`
4. 😱 Error: `cargo: command not found`

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3. 🌐 Where to get help:
- Reddit's r/rust
- Rust Users Forum
- Rust lang zulipchat

Pro tip: Start with The Book, then move to projects matching your interests - whether systems programming or web dev!

#RustLang #Coding

2. 🎓 Must-read Books:
- "Programming Rust" (O'Reilly) - great companion to The Book
- "Rust in Action" - practical systems programming projects

Pro-tip: Your local library might have these! 📖