Allow unused keys starting with cargo-
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This change would make it so that cargo does not warn about "unused keys" for keys that start with `cargo-`. This could be useful for custom subcommands that want to be able to read settings from `Cargo.toml`.
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#2668 implements a similar approach |
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Thanks for the PR! Talking about this in the past, however, we've preferred the approach in #2668 to this. Would that suffice for your use case? |
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Ah, sorry I hadn't seen that! That will be fine, sorry for the unnecessary PR |
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This change would make it so that cargo does not warn about "unused
keys" for keys that start with
cargo-. This could be useful for customsubcommands that want to be able to read settings from
Cargo.toml.