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Draft release notes for 1.64 #1027

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Still needs lists of stabilized APIs.

Still needs lists of stabilized APIs.
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Thanks a lot for writing this! It seems that there is a bunch of stuff in the 1.64 release, but it seems to me we can maybe editorialize things a bit, emphasizing the most prominent features and de-emphasizing the other ones (maybe a list at the bottom of the post)?

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Pushed new changes to the blog post, with each individual change in its own commit. Roughly what I did:

  • Changed the authorship to our usual "Rust Release Team"
  • Moved items I feel like are less relevant to the wider audience to the "other changes" section. In the past we tried to keep around 3 big news items in the blog posts.
  • Moved all the compatibility notes in its own section, for the same reason as above. I also shrinked a bit the transmute section while keeping its meaning.
  • Added a note that this is the last release with RLS
  • Moved IntoFuture as the first item, I feel that's more likely to change how people use Rust.
  • Expanded the note about rust-analyzer with Eric's draft.
  • Copied the stabilized APIs from the relnotes.

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joshtriplett commented Sep 21, 2022

All the changes seem reasonable to me. Added one commit to adjust some wording, but otherwise LGTM.

@pietroalbini pietroalbini merged commit f5012fe into rust-lang:master Sep 22, 2022
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