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Re:Rust 1.25 released by bluejekyll on Thursday March 29, 2018 @09:30AM (#16706842)
> cargo doc, ... . It’s getting a huge speed boost in this release, as now, it uses cargo check, rather than a full cargo build

This is great. I often run cargo doc after adding new library dependencies or even for my own new interfaces to be able to click through the code. This is a wonderful tool, especially while IDEs are still coming up to speed.

Are IDEs using cargo doc? or are they reimplementing the markdown processing?

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Re:Rust 1.25 released by steveklabnik on Thursday March 29, 2018 @09:37AM (#16706893)
My understanding is that they use their own markdown processing, but I'm not actually sure. The RLS presents the raw text as far as I know; I'm not sure how the IntelliJ stuff works.
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