A web tool to quickly check which Rust version stabilized a feature or if it's still unstable.
caniuse.rs is a web tool that allows Rust developers to search for language and library features to see which version of Rust they were stabilized in or if they are still unstable. It aggregates data from RFCs, PRs, and tracking issues to provide a centralized reference. The tool helps developers make informed decisions about feature usage and version requirements.
Rust developers, especially those working on projects with specific version constraints or needing to track feature stability across Rust releases.
It offers a quick, community-driven alternative to manually searching through Rust documentation or changelogs, with detailed links to official sources and the ability to run locally for contributions.
Rust feature search
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Enables quick lookup by name, flag, or related items, aggregating data from RFCs, PRs, and tracking issues as specified in the feature fields.
Provides exact Rust version for stabilization, along with links to documentation paths and tracking issues, aiding in project planning and compatibility.
Maintained by the community with clear contributing guidelines, allowing updates and improvements through local development setup.
Can be built and run locally using cargo, wasm-pack, rollup, and npm, enabling testing and contributions without relying on the live site.
Requires installing multiple tools like wasm-pack, rollup, and npm, which can be a barrier for casual users or contributors wanting offline access.
Relies on community contributions, with the README pointing to issue #16 for missing data, meaning some features may not be tracked.
Primarily a web-based search tool with no built-in API, making it unsuitable for automated workflows or integration into developer tools.