Idea: The “left-pad index”, a score for Rust crates that combines small size with popularity. The goal would be to find potential candidates for additions to the standard library, or at least merging into larger crates.
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I thought editions made it possible to remove features that were deprecated in previous editions, e.g. it’d be nice if the next edition completely removed mem::unitialized()
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orly, mem::uninitialized() is forever then eh?
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Even if a new edition somehow rejected it, you could still link a dependency using an old edition which used it.
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What's the reason for that? Sure you have to keep the code around for those who use older editions but it would still reduce cognitive load if one had to explicitly import stuff that got deprecated in a previous edition.
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