Enable basic Rust CI support #2
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Adds basic `cargo test` to CI. We'll want to run miri soon as well, but I'd like to do that as a separate step.
daprilik
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LGTM.
Running clippy would be nice as well, but given the relative simplicity of the crate, I leave it up to you whether it's worth it. You'd also have to decide whether you'd want to pull in the clippy config from the old repo, or just stick with the out-of-box defaults.
Ahh, and rustfmt. Probably a good idea to include that in the CI as well.
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Yeah, those tools sound good too. While I don't expect this crate to get big, it's easier to do that kind of infrastructure work early rather than doing it after the fact. |
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Adds basic
cargo testto CI.We'll want to run miri soon as well, but I'd like to do that as a separate step.