[srhtftw]

I've done things this way for many years but now that I'm working with rust I find myself doing more with cargo instead.

Compared to make, one thing I like about cargo is I don't need to worry about the current directory as much. e.g. "cargo check" works from anywhere in my workspace but something like "make check" will fail if the Makefile isn't in the current directory.

Yes I know I could probably create an alias, direnv or something to improve make's behavior but I'd rather not have more things to manage. All this stuff is too complicated as it is. Overall the cargo defaults are much more ergonomic.