> If it's been known since 2015 and not fixed, that's pretty suggestive.
That means nothing. In Rust, "everyone is a volunteer" and you're not allowed to expect things to be fixed unless you do it yourself - so the fact that this hasn't been fixed is simply an artifact of the culture, not necessarily the difficulty of the problem.
That means nothing. In Rust, "everyone is a volunteer" and you're not allowed to expect things to be fixed unless you do it yourself - so the fact that this hasn't been fixed is simply an artifact of the culture, not necessarily the difficulty of the problem.