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Bolster help and add Cargo flags #128
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Previously it would block forever, now it should exit cleanly!
This commit explicitly takes many flags that Cargo takes to filter the package selection and otherwise configure what packages are being built or what targets are being built. The intention here is to take arguments but forward them all to the underlying `cargo check`, but doing so in a first-class fashion to avoid `--` if possible.
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Oh, sorry for not commenting here earlier. Do you still want to merge this here or is this already all part of rust-lang/cargo#5723? |
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No worries! I think at this point I'll close in favor of the Cargo PR as this is included there as well |
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This commit explicitly takes many flags that Cargo takes to filter the package
selection and otherwise configure what packages are being built or what targets
are being built. The intention here is to take arguments but forward them all to
the underlying
cargo check, but doing so in a first-class fashion to avoid--if possible.