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Use cargo check instead of build - #514
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[`cargo check`](https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/commands/cargo-check.html) is often noticeably faster than `cargo build`, but for the purposes of testing if code compiles, has the same effect. The results of `cargo check` are cached for use by `cargo build`, so the run will _fail_ faster, but succeed in more-or-less the same amount of time.
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cargo checkis usually faster thancargo build, but for the purposes of testing if code compiles, has the same effect.The results of
cargo checkare cached for use by other Cargo subcommands (e.g.cargo build), so the run will fail faster, but succeed in more-or-less the same amount of time.