Iirc it uses cargo directly as a mise backend. For example, instead of doing "cargo install ripgrep" you'd now install ripgrep through mise and could also have

Iirc it uses cargo directly as a mise backend. For example, instead of doing "cargo install ripgrep" you'd now install ripgrep through mise and could also have multiple versions of it. Maybe ripgrep is a bad example but imagine needing different versions of some dev tooling that can be installed with cargo install in different projects. Edit: thought you were asking about the npm and cargo backends specifically.