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I read through the trunk docs and there isn't any explicit reference to using it within a cargo workspace, however trunk includes a few clever features I discovered reading its example config file... So my thinking now is that I will put Trunk.toml in the project root, add index.html to the /client/ directory and point trunk at it, put the trunk output into /dist/
I have a project I've been working on which uses cargo-make to run both the backend and frontend at the same time. The backend is an axum web server, and the frontend uses yew. The frontend builds to a /dist directory which is served by the backend alongside the API. Feel free to steal the structure if you like and adapt it to your needs.
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