> writing Rust like it is X year Are you reacting to the talk about "editions," e.g., Rust 2015 and Rust 2018? Those are actual concepts in Rust, similar to ho

> writing Rust like it is X year Are you reacting to the talk about "editions," e.g., Rust 2015 and Rust 2018? Those are actual concepts in Rust, similar to how C has C89, C99, and C11. I personally don't feel compelled to rewrite working code in newer editions. I have, however, received at least one PR from someone else who felt compelled to do so without asking.