> quite a few rust code bases that required "latest rust" (latest > 1.0) - and even "nightly". In my experience most of these either use old features which hav

> quite a few rust code bases that required "latest rust" (latest > 1.0) - and even "nightly". In my experience most of these either use old features which have a stable counterpart, or use compile-time codegen (there are stable libraries to do this now, though they aren't as ergonomic as plugging into the compiler directly)