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I think he means run-time semantics. But anyway, the promise of stability means that the semantics can't be changed in a breaking way. So having epochs is no f
by GolDDranks 9y ago
I think he means run-time semantics.
But anyway, the promise of stability means that the semantics can't be changed in a breaking way. So having epochs is no free pass to do arbitrary kind of breaking changes, and the Rust people are well aware of that.