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Display all Cargo target executables in `cargo metadata` or similar command #2508

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bruno-medeiros opened this Issue Mar 22, 2016 · 3 comments

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bruno-medeiros commented Mar 22, 2016

Enhancement: a command to display all Cargo targets (including implicit test targets such as bin-tests and lib-tests) and their associated executable.

See also: #1924

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alexcrichton commented Mar 22, 2016

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matklad commented Mar 22, 2016

Enhancement: a command to display all Cargo targets

cargo metadata already does this.

and their associated executable.

There can be several executables for one target (target/debug/foo, target/release/foo).

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matklad commented Mar 22, 2016

I just realized that currently the test binary for #[test] tests aren't included in cargo read-manifest output.

Ah, yes, now I also realize this.

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