Rust doesn't seem to have the concept of an internal/private crate. Any dependency of a public crate must also be publicly published on crates.io. There's no way to split a library into multiple crates in a way that is invisible to end users.
Dec 16, 2023 · 11:23 PM UTC
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You can break a crate into private modules. But modules are allowed to have circular dependencies between them. So within a crate, there is no enforced discipline to prevent the crate from being arbitrarily tangled spaghetti.
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