cargo::ops::tree

Struct TreeOptions

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pub struct TreeOptions {
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    pub cli_features: CliFeatures,
    pub packages: Packages,
    pub target: Target,
    pub edge_kinds: HashSet<EdgeKind>,
    pub invert: Vec<String>,
    pub pkgs_to_prune: Vec<String>,
    pub prefix: Prefix,
    pub no_dedupe: bool,
    pub duplicates: bool,
    pub format: String,
    pub graph_features: bool,
    pub max_display_depth: u32,
    pub no_proc_macro: bool,

}

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§cli_features: CliFeatures§packages: Packages

The packages to display the tree for.

§target: Target

The platform to filter for.

§edge_kinds: HashSet<EdgeKind>

The dependency kinds to display.

§invert: Vec<String>§pkgs_to_prune: Vec<String>

The packages to prune from the display of the dependency tree.

§prefix: Prefix

The style of prefix for each line.

§no_dedupe: bool

If true, duplicates will be repeated. If false, duplicates will be marked with *, and their dependencies won’t be shown.

§duplicates: bool

If true, run in a special mode where it will scan for packages that appear with different versions, and report if any where found. Implies invert.

§format: String

A format string indicating how each package should be displayed.

§graph_features: bool

Includes features in the tree as separate nodes.

§max_display_depth: u32

Maximum display depth of the dependency tree.

§no_proc_macro: bool

Excludes proc-macro dependencies.

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