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by dureuill
860 days ago
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The issue with this approach lies with the current content of the stdlib: the stdlib is for vocabulary types, that is, types that are meant to be used as interoperability bricks in almost all programs (think Option, Result, Vec). If you start versioning the stdlib now you need a bridge between the Option from std1.0 and the Option from std2.0. This will become confusing quickly for programs that use libraries that depend on different versions of the std. We could forbid that situation, but then we have an ecosystem split |
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