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The 2024 edition will be released in Rust 1.85 (2025-02-20). We could wait until then before cutting new breaking releases and use the new edition in them.
Migrating to the new edition will make development a bit more comfortable in the upcoming years. I am particularly interested in the MSRV-dependent resolver, it would allow us to relax our guarantees around MSRV stability.
The main drawback of this proposal is that it entails MSRV bump to 1.85. It's relatively close to 1.81 which we currently use in the pre-release versions, but it's still an extremely steep bump.
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The 2024 edition will be released in Rust 1.85 (2025-02-20). We could wait until then before cutting new breaking releases and use the new edition in them.
Migrating to the new edition will make development a bit more comfortable in the upcoming years. I am particularly interested in the MSRV-dependent resolver, it would allow us to relax our guarantees around MSRV stability.
The main drawback of this proposal is that it entails MSRV bump to 1.85. It's relatively close to 1.81 which we currently use in the pre-release versions, but it's still an extremely steep bump.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: