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# Dependencies
A package can depend on other packages by listing them in the `[dependencies]` section of its `Cargo.toml` file.
A package can depend on other packages by listing them in the `[dependencies]` section of its `Cargo.toml` file.\
The most common way to specify a dependency is by providing its name and version:
```toml
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thiserror = "1"
```
This will add `thiserror` as a dependency to your package, with a **minimum** version of `1.0.0`.
This will add `thiserror` as a dependency to your package, with a **minimum** version of `1.0.0`.
`thiserror` will be pulled from [crates.io](https://crates.io), Rust's official package registry.
When you run `cargo build`, `cargo` will go through a few stages:
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- Compiling your project (your own code and the dependencies)
Dependency resolution is skipped if your project has a `Cargo.lock` file and your manifest files are unchanged.
A lockfile is automatically generated by `cargo` after a successful round of dependency resolution: it contains
the exact versions of all dependencies used in your project, and is used to ensure that the same versions are
A lockfile is automatically generated by `cargo` after a successful round of dependency resolution: it contains
the exact versions of all dependencies used in your project, and is used to ensure that the same versions are
consistently used across different builds (e.g. in CI). If you're working on a project with multiple developers,
you should commit the `Cargo.lock` file to your version control system.
you should commit the `Cargo.lock` file to your version control system.
You can use `cargo update` to update the `Cargo.lock` file with the latest (compatible) versions of all your dependencies.
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## Dev dependencies
You can also specify dependencies that are only needed for development—i.e. they only get pulled in when you're
running `cargo test`.
running `cargo test`.\
They go in the `[dev-dependencies]` section of your `Cargo.toml` file:
```toml