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Migrating Content #1

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This is a tracking issue for content we'd like to collect up in the standard library dev guide.

Please feel free to edit this issue or leave a comment with other things!

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  1. jyn514 commented on Jan 24, 2021

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  2. KodrAus commented on Jan 24, 2021

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    • Experts map
    • How to add a new tier 3 platform
    • How to deprecate a feature
    • Documentation style guide
    • Considerations for specific APIs (str, slice, Iterator etc)
  3. KodrAus commented on Jan 24, 2021

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    • Triaging contributions and pre-reviewing to look for changes to stable APIs or functional differences
    • Interacting with rfcbot
  4. camelid commented on Jan 24, 2021

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    Isn't rfcbot usage common between working on rustc and working on std though?

  5. KodrAus commented on Jan 24, 2021

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    @camelid it probably is, but is pretty central to a lot of std so it might be worth having a stabilization-focused spin on rfcbot?

  6. KodrAus commented on Jan 29, 2021

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    Some other things that would be worth documenting about the code itself:

    • The fact that debug assertions aren’t run in user code.
    • Platform maintainers and groups to ping for platform-specific code.
    • What target features are available for each platform by default.
    • Using SIMD in the standard library itself.
    • How to add and update submodules.
    • Guidance on #[must_use].
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