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by estebank
848 days ago
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Rust's backwards compatibility assurances explicitly mention that breaking changes to fix unsoundness are allowed. In practice the project would be careful to avoid breaking more than strictly necessary for a fix. In the case of user code that isn't unsound but breaks with the changes to the compiler/language, that would be breaking backwards compatibility, in which case there might be a need to relegate the change to a new edition. |
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