Format and lint Rust code with cargo fmt and cargo clippy.
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This Skill helps developers adhere to Rust best practices by providing formatting, linting, and safety comment conventions, reducing bugs and improving code consistency.
cargo fmt.cargo clippy to catch common mistakes and enforce coding standards.unwrap calls.Use this skill to verify that your Rust project is properly formatted and free of lint warnings before committing changes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To enforce Rust code formatting and linting, you can run cargo fmt for style consistency and cargo clippy to catch common mistakes, ensuring source files comply with project conventions before merging.
Yes, you need cargo and rustup installed, as these tools are required to execute formatting, linting, and safety documentation checks across your Rust project files.
The best way to document safety assumptions around unwrap calls in Rust is to follow guided safety comment conventions, ensuring developers properly record when and why unwrapping is safe.
Yes, you can use this to review Rust source files, verifying that code is properly formatted, free of lint warnings, and compliant with safety comments before a team code review.
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