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@folkertdev folkertdev commented Jun 23, 2025

Providing an introduction to naked functions, some background on the 10-year journey to stabilization, and some future features related to inline assembly.

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  • I'm not sure what my mandate is exactly here, so I just filled in something
  • I'm also not sure what is good in terms of scheduling (but probably not too long after the release?)

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@folkertdev folkertdev force-pushed the stabilize-naked-functions branch from d01096f to caea311 Compare June 24, 2025 08:32
@folkertdev folkertdev changed the title add blog post "Stabilizing naked functions" [inside-rust] add blog post "Stabilizing naked functions" Jun 24, 2025
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Hi, noticed this while reviewing the 1.88 relnotes (#1651 (comment)).

I feel like this should be a public Blog Post, because this is about the stabilized user-facing language feature, especially about "well, why do we need this language feature in the first place"?

Sure, it has some tidbits on the implementation details on how we got to stabilized naked functions, and some possible future directions, but I think that might also be interesting for the community at large :)

@folkertdev folkertdev force-pushed the stabilize-naked-functions branch from caea311 to 1dbdd38 Compare June 25, 2025 14:31
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Sure, I've adjusted it, and made some further small tweaks/typo fixes.

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This looks good to me. 👍 🚢

@folkertdev folkertdev force-pushed the stabilize-naked-functions branch from e323c5b to 6e8b140 Compare June 30, 2025 12:07
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Made some final tweaks

  • updated the date to today
  • made all headerstart with an uppercase letter
  • clarify the name a bit
  • link to the 1.88.0 release blog post

With that, I think this is ready, but it looks like it needs a re-approve?

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A handful of optional comments from one final read through, but overall this looks pretty great!

@folkertdev folkertdev force-pushed the stabilize-naked-functions branch from 6e8b140 to 16b4124 Compare June 30, 2025 14:01
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Looks great to me as well!

@folkertdev folkertdev force-pushed the stabilize-naked-functions branch from 16b4124 to b4a94c2 Compare July 1, 2025 09:38
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I updated the date. I'm not sure how signing off on blog posts works exactly, how does the decision to actually merge/post get made?

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tgross35 commented Jul 1, 2025

Since Josh approved it I think it just needs somebody with permissions to merge. @traviscross maybe?

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