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Stabilize doc_cfg feature
#150055
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cc @Amanieu, @folkertdev, @sayantn |
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That's extremely annoying that we cannot update EDIT: cargo PR is here: rust-lang/cargo#16404 |
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There are still 14 open issues (w/o the tracking issue) (via). Some of these may be blocking (in the sense that it would be much easier to address them now that the feature isn't stable yet than later when we're a lot more restricted in what we can do). For example, I'm relatively certain that #147033 should be taken as blocking unless it's a breaking change anyway, need to read up on it again. |
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Oof, yeah indeed. Can you list them all in the tracking issue then please? Definitely sounds like blockers. Marking this PR as blocked in the meantime. |
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Moreover, the tracking issue lists two medium-large unresolved questions. I'm not expecting a full stabilization report but it would be nice to list & consider everything that blocks the stabilization (that's the whole purpose of that list, isn't it?) in the PR description plus other concerns & risks. ;'D |
Fixes #43781.
The feature has been around for some time and I think it's now ok to stabilize it.
cc @rust-lang/rustdoc