makes any difference with `-m`, since otherwise no
`--target-dir` would be passed anyway. Additionally this is
done automatically when nailing-cargo sees that the cargo
- subcommand is one which needs it, eg `fetch'.
+ subcommand is one which needs it, eg `fetch`.
* `-o` | `--online` | `--offline` | `-O`
Whether to allow cargo to make network access. nailing-cargo
always passes `--offline` to cargo, unless `--online` is in
force. The default is offline, unless the cargo subcommand is
- one which implies online (currently, `fetch').
+ one which implies online (currently, `fetch`).
Configuration
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