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@@ -736,7 +736,7 @@ cargo kbuild
 
 The name of the alias doesn't matter, so you can also name the alias `kb` if you like it even shorter. Note that overriding the built-in `build` command is not possible.
 
-One drawback of the alias approach is that you need to define a separate alias for every cargo subcommand (e.g. [`cargo check`], [`cargo doc`], or [`cargo clippy`][`clippy`]), which you want to use. You also need to adjust your IDE (e.g. [rust-analyzer]) to use a non-standard build/check command. So this approach is clearly just a workaound until proper package-specific defaults are implemented in Cargo.
+One drawback of the alias approach is that you need to define a separate alias for every cargo subcommand (e.g. [`cargo check`], [`cargo doc`], or [`cargo clippy`][`clippy`]), which you want to use. You also need to adjust your IDE (e.g. [rust-analyzer]) to use a non-standard build/check command. So this approach is clearly just a workaround until proper package-specific defaults are implemented in Cargo.
 
 [`cargo check`]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/commands/cargo-check.html
 [`cargo doc`]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/commands/cargo-doc.html