Post: The wasm32-wasip2 target has reached tier 2 support #1391
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alexcrichton
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We could, but you might get more traction if we stagger that a little bit. I don't really mind either way though. |
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I'm inclined to publish this, I think it's good content -- thanks for writing it up. I'm happy adding a link to it from the main post. @pietroalbini / @BoxyUwU can we merge this alongside the main blog post?
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Hey all, in Rust 1.81 the
wasm32-wasip2target reaches tier 2 support. This is a post explaining in more detail what that means, and what people can do with that. This is a follow-up to the post earlier this year where we introduced the new WASI targets.I meant to have this post ready a couple of days ago. However life got in the way, and I only managed to finish it basically on the same day Rust 1.81 is going to go live. I was thinking: perhaps we can publish it as a companion post to the release notes (#1386)? @rust-lang/release how would you feel about that?
cc/ @alexcrichton I implemented all feedback from the earlier draft; can I ask you to give this another skim to make sure the rewrite is correct?