Probably an error in the WGPU rendering code. Rendering APIs have all sorts of implicit constraints and edge cases you need to be aware of (because of the compl

Probably an error in the WGPU rendering code. Rendering APIs have all sorts of implicit constraints and edge cases you need to be aware of (because of the complexity of using a specialized computation device that doesn't work like a CPU), and Rust's memory safety won't help you with most of it (since these are more of domain-specific logic errors rather than memory safety errors). Though Rust might help in designing a better API because it can use other features such as sum types, result types, and traits to model states and errors in a less error-prone way. (At least the WGPU experience seems better than OpenGL, when you don't even get an assert or a stack trace, just an invisible error that you can only fetch by using glGetError() and is going to be hell of a shitty time trying to debug it and then sometimes you get to the conclusion that it might actually be a driver bug...)