How to write generic code for both thread-local and concurrent modes?

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  • cargo-hack

    Cargo subcommand to provide various options useful for testing and continuous integration.

  • As a note for OP, be sure to not try to use this approach for code that's intended to be mutually-exclusive approaches. Code based on features should be designed so that any combination of crate features can be enabled simultaneously, including zero or all of them. Ideally the crate should always build and run under any permutation - if you want a way to test this exhaustively you can run your tests via cargo-hack.

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