This Week in Rust Docs 9
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This week’s edition was edited by: GuillaumeGomez.
Latest news
The Normalization for long error codes explanations RFC has been accepted!
The More api documentation conventions has entered its final comment period!
The “doc days” event is now set for the 24th and 25th of June! Any contribution is very welcome. You can find more information here.
Current opened issues
For now, here are the two big issues opened for Rust documentation:
They both need help to move forward so any contribution is very welcome!
There are currently around 50 other documentation issues opened. Look for A-docs tagged issues on github!
Call for participation
There’s now a call for participation to display all methods of a type, even those from implicit traits. This is a great way to help users find everything that a type can do. Any help on it would be very appreciated!
Waiting for merge
- @estebank added specific error message for missplaced doc comments.
- @ollie27 removed Remove Derived Implementations title and added more types to the rustdoc sidebar.
- @GuillaumeGomez added error code flags.
Recent doc contributions
- @zackmdavis added explanation for E0453.
- @frewsxcv added example in docs for
std::thread::panicking
. - @tshepang fixed mis-named binding & remove not needed
mut
. - @fbergr fixed a typo.
- @ollie27 fixed redirect pages for renamed reexports, added short summaries to btree modules, added stability notices to impl items, improved IP reserved address docs, fixed redirect pages for renamed reexports in rustdoc and removed inline for
#[doc(hidden)] pub use
. - @GuillaumeGomez fixed invalid inlining, removed unused E0406 and unused functions and implemented the error code checker.
Meetings
Next meeting will be on Wednesday 22th of June 2016 at 20:00 GMT on #rust-docs channel on irc.mozilla.org. Feel free to come!