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Rust Compiler February 2023 Steering Cycle | Inside Rust Blog
Felix Klock on behalf of The Compiler Team · 2023-02-10 · via Rust Blog

On Friday, February 10th, the Rust Compiler team had a planning meeting for the February 2023 steering cycle.

T-compiler June Steering Schedule

DateMeeting IdMeeting Topic
2023-02-17compiler-team#589Dealing with PR review latency
2023-02-24compiler-team#583Scope and goals of rust-lang/rust optimizations
2023-03-03compiler-team#590P-high review for 2023 Q1
2023-03-10none(planning for March cycle)

Details

Every fourth Friday, the Rust compiler team decides how it is going to use its scheduled steering and design meeting time over the next three Fridays.

On Friday, 17 February, we will discuss ways to improve our Pull Request review latency. Jack Huey, apiraino, and oli-obk will work on a document to drive the meeting, collecting ideas on how to attack the problem.

On Friday, 24 February, we will discuss our philosophy about code optimizations that are implemented in the rust-lang/rust repository (as opposed to optimizations that are implemented in LLVM itself, which is where the bulk of our optimization logic currently resides). Jak{e,ob} Degen will author the document driving this meeting.

On Friday, 3 March, we will do a quarterly review of the open P-high issues. pnkfelix will do some ahead of time work in zulip triaging some of the issues, and potentially prepare a meeting document summarizing the remainder, to maximize the quality of our synchronous in-meeting time.

On Friday, 10 March, we will hold our planning meeting for the next steering cycle in March and April.

Each meeting will run from 2pm to 3pm GMT, and will take place on the T-compiler/meetings zulip stream.