| name | rust-production-engineering |
| description | Use for Rust build pipelines, cross-compilation, CI/CD, tooling, and validation (Miri, deny)—consult the Rust Engineering Practices book in the submodule |
Rust production engineering (RustTraining)
Material
Use the Rust Engineering Practices book in the vendored submodule:
- Root:
.cursor/microsoft-rust-training/engineering-book/
- TOC:
.cursor/microsoft-rust-training/engineering-book/src/SUMMARY.md
Upstream: microsoft/RustTraining (engineering-book). Prefer this skill together with rust-microsoft-training when the task spans both idioms and tooling.
When to use
- Setting up or changing CI for Rust (checks, caching, multi-target builds).
- Cross-compilation, target triples, linker/toolchain issues.
- Build scripts (
build.rs), feature flags, workspace layout affecting releases.
- Running or interpreting Miri, cargo-deny, or other “production readiness” checks discussed in the book.
- Documenting release or contributor setup for a Rust workspace.
Workflow
- Open
engineering-book/src/SUMMARY.md and jump to the chapter that matches the failure or goal.
- Align project scripts and CI with the practices there, adapted to this repository (e.g. moon/devenv if present).
- Verify locally with the same commands you expect in CI.
If the submodule is missing
git submodule update --init --recursive
