Conditional Compilation with Cargo Features

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Please make a video on how to read and understand modules of Rust and things around it!

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like this format more. straight away with the content.

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Love these videos. Keep up the great work!

[@whited250]

A follow-up question: How would you write tests for lib features? If you #[cfg(...)] annotate your test, will it always run, or only when you run tests with flags that enable the feature?

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I hope he makes more videos like this 👀

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Amazing, useful video! Thank you so much 🙏❤

[@TheZdannar]

Bogdan, do you have any experience with creating a private cargo repository?

[@WizardOfArc]

this features flag is very cool!

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Thanks for all the information. I enjoy your channel. Can you do a video on how to call rust code from Java with input and return parameters?

[@ivandenysenko]

Awesome explanation, thanks!

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How clear it is! I'm looking forward for a series tutorial of rust web devlopment using actix-web 4. Do you have a plan?

[@lardycake]

What happens if you have tests for features that are disabled by default? I guess the tests will also need to check for the feature being enabled.

[@nsubugakasozi7101]

Rust tests normally sit inside the module. They are normally a submodule of the module you are testing. Based on this, they will run under the configuration specified for that module

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Great video

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