If you're writing safe, parallel Rust code, you don't really need to use TSAN. You may hit a deadlock sometimes, but those tend to be easy to figure out in my e

If you're writing safe, parallel Rust code, you don't really need to use TSAN. You may hit a deadlock sometimes, but those tend to be easy to figure out in my experience. The people implementing the libraries you use (e.g. Rayon) may have to use TSAN, of course.