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Stable Rust has never broken a crate. If you specify a different edition for your own crate, you can still use dependencies of both older and newer versions. C

by namibj 7y ago

Stable Rust has never broken a crate. If you specify a different edition for your own crate, you can still use dependencies of both older and newer versions. C++ won't let you just (seamlessly) use a C++98 library in a C++20 project, or vice-versa.

steveklabnik 7y ago
> Stable Rust has never broken a crate. This is too strong. We have made some soundness fixes that have broken crates. (We spread the change out with warnings for a long time before actually breaking) We have changed type inference in ways that one or two crates needed to add an annotation. The vast majority of the time this is correct though.