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There's nothing wrong with their prioritization, there are tons and tons of high-priority issues that deserve more contributor time than this. Everyone's a volu
by LoganDark 3y ago
There's nothing wrong with their prioritization, there are tons and tons of high-priority issues that deserve more contributor time than this. Everyone's a volunteer.
This is just a process error, IMHO. The process for stabilization in general just results in outliers like this and it's really frustrating for everyone involved. I know Rust is sort of unique here, just like it's unique in all sorts of other ways, but I can't help but think that there could have been some sort of provision for small methods like these.