# We keep Cargo.lock in the repo even though crates here are meant to be used as libraries. Reasons for that are:
# 1. It makes builds more stable
# 2. It doesn't affect users of the libraries in any way: Cargo.lock isn't included in the package distribution
# 3. If one of the dependencies breaks our build, we can always say when and why that happened
# 4. Since Cargo.lock isn't distributed (which is a good thing), we tend to specify inner dependencies with =x.x.x

# Rust artifacts
target

# IDE metadate
.idea
.vscode
*.iml

# MacOS folder metadata
.DS_Store