cargo package (and hence cargo publish) verify step is slow from doing a full build · Issue #14941 · rust-lang/cargo (original) (raw)

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Description

In testing workspace publishing, I was really wishing for the build to be faster when I noticed the sea of status messages was "Compiling", instead of "Checking".
I've been glossing over those messages for years and never noticed!

If we switch from cargo build to `cargo check it would make builds faster by skipping the compiler backend / codegen at the cost of not getting post-monomorphization errors. That seems like a small price to pay.