cargo-run

Build and run project

$ cargo run

$ cargo run --release

$ cargo run --bin [binary_name]

$ cargo run --example [example_name]

$ cargo run -- [arg1] [arg2]

$ cargo run --features [feature1,feature2]

$ cargo run -p [package]

cargo run [options] [-- args]

cargo run builds and executes a binary target of the current package. It automatically recompiles the project when source files have changed, then runs the resulting executable. Any arguments placed after `--` are forwarded directly to the binary rather than being interpreted by Cargo.
If the package contains multiple binary targets, a specific one must be selected with `--bin` or `--example`, or a default can be configured via the `default-run` field in Cargo.toml. The binary's working directory is set to the current shell directory.

--bin name

Run specified binary

Run specified example

Run with release profile optimizations

Build with specific profile

Run from specified package

Run for target platform

Parallel build jobs

Enable specified features

Enable all features

Disable default features

Verbose output

Sets binary working directory to current directory (same as shell execution).

Set default-run in Cargo.toml [package] section to choose default binary.

Errors if multiple binaries exist without --bin flag. Use default-run manifest key to set default.

cargo(1), cargo-build(1), cargo-test(1)