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Earlier in Rust, I saw people recommending `#![deny(warnings)]` (always turn warnings into errors) but I think the community has shifted since then because I feel like I don't see that as much and instead see people disabling warnings in CI.

Speaking of warnings, something I appreciate about Rust is you only see warnings for your own code and not for your dependencies so you can crank up the warnings to whatever level you want without being blocked by dependencies (minus macros). Granted, there could be times where looking at high risk warnings for dependencies could be important.