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Can a Rust binary use incompatible versions of the same library?

GitHub - brannondorsey/rust-incompatible-transitive-dependencies: An example demonstrating how Rust and cargo support incompatible transitive dependencies (like Node.js + npm not Python + pip).
An example demonstrating how Rust and cargo support incompatible transitive dependencies (like Node.js + npm not Python + pip) - brannondorsey/rust-incompatible-transitive-dependencies

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