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First step of triaging an audit issue is to see why the affected crate is being included in the build, to see if it's a direct dependency that can be controlled, or a deep dependency that may need more effort. Including the output from cargo tree -i <crate> in the opened issue would allow trivially seeing this from the issue directly (example).
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Hi, @Nemo157! I agree that adding it would be very helpful; I'm aiming to get this information from cargo-audit directly, see rustsec/rustsec#227 (comment)
Motivation
First step of triaging an audit issue is to see why the affected crate is being included in the build, to see if it's a direct dependency that can be controlled, or a deep dependency that may need more effort. Including the output from
cargo tree -i <crate>
in the opened issue would allow trivially seeing this from the issue directly (example).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: