> The hope is for all of 1.. I forget what the plan is for 2.0, but I think we want to keep things the same (mostly). Right, but how long is that 1.? 2.0 is a

> The hope is for all of 1.. I forget what the plan is for 2.0, but I think we want to keep things the same (mostly). Right, but how long is that 1.? 2.0 is a good time to have (hopefully small) backwards compatibility breaks, so having a rough idea of an order of magnitude of the timespan would be helpful. > Expanding the stdlib will never break your code. But having it obsolete the non-standard libraries (from e.g. crates.io) will. Code is, unfortunately, not static; things suffer from bitrot, as the toolchain etc. changes.