What are the migration paths between them?
What are the migration paths between them?
About fuellabs/fuel-core · 2 messages · last activity 9/7/2026
I need to clarify your question: fuellabs/fuel-core and watchexec/cargo-watch are two independent projects with different purposes and no direct dependency or migration relationship:
- fuellabs/fuel-core (fuellabs/fuel-core) is a Rust full node implementation of the Fuel v2 protocol—a blockchain client.
- watchexec/cargo-watch (watchexec/cargo-watch) is a development tool that watches Rust project files and reruns cargo commands on changes.
There are no migration paths between them because they serve entirely different functions. cargo-watch is a development utility, while fuel-core is a blockchain node implementation. They don't share data models, state, or workflows that would require migration.
Possible clarifications:
- Are you asking whether fuel-core developers can use cargo-watch during development? (Yes—it's a tool that could help when building fuel-core.)
- Are you asking whether there's a dependency relationship? (No—fuel-core doesn't depend on cargo-watch, and cargo-watch doesn't depend on fuel-core.)
- Are you asking about upgrading versions within one of these projects?
Could you clarify what you mean by "migration paths"?
FOLLOW_UPS:
- Does fuel-core depend on cargo-watch as a dev tool?
- What is fuel-core's primary purpose in the Fuel ecosystem?
- How can cargo-watch assist in fuel-core development?
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