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The difference between having something in the standard library vs shipping it as a crate is evolution not vetting, you can have the same people develop/vet a t
by moonchrome 5y ago
The difference between having something in the standard library vs shipping it as a crate is evolution not vetting, you can have the same people develop/vet a third party crate the same as it would be if it was a part of the standard library.
The big difference is versioning (eg. you can have a crate that works on old compilers/stdlib, you can pull an older package version to new compiler/stdlib) and maintenance burden.