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What about the dependencies of your dependencies? I don't put too many things in Cargo.toml and it still pulls like a hundred things
by hoppp 1y ago
What about the dependencies of your dependencies?
I don't put too many things in Cargo.toml and it still pulls like a hundred things
- BrouteMinou 1y agoYour system is going to be owned, but at least, it's going to be "memory safely" owned! P. S. I you don't account all the unsafe sections scattered everywhere in all those dependencies.
- ghosty141 1y agoThen don't? In C you would just implement everything yourself, so go do that in Rust if you don't want dependencies. In C I've seen more half-baked json implementations than I can count on my fingers because using dependencies is too cumbersome in that ecosystem and people just write it themselves but most of the time with more bugs.
- rendaw 1y agoDirect and transitive dependencies are locked and hashed.
- steveklabnik 1y agoIf you care about not having any dependencies, then choosing dependencies that themselves don't have many dependencies should be going into the ones that you choose.