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How to find the roadmap about toml #942

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baoyachi opened this issue Dec 2, 2022 · 3 comments
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How to find the roadmap about toml #942

baoyachi opened this issue Dec 2, 2022 · 3 comments
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@baoyachi
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baoyachi commented Dec 2, 2022

How to find the roadmap about toml?

Roadmap or Rfc exist? Like rust rfc : https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs

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marzer commented Dec 2, 2022

You're looking at it; the issues and discussions on this repository serve essentially the same purpose.

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pradyunsg commented Dec 2, 2022

The TOML project doesn't have design documents that we end up having extensive discussion on -- instead, the design discussions happen in this issue tracker, and pull requests for language changes in the spec serve the same purpose as rfcs in some sense.

There is also no "traditional" roadmap, since there's no established need for hte project to have such a roadmap at this time.

I'll close this out since the question has been answered. :)

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eksortso commented Dec 2, 2022

Even though this question's been answered officially by @pradyunsg, I'd like to suggest this list of open issues and PRs by @ChristianSi from a few weeks back. His opinions may be his own, but I've used his list to address unresolved issues whose solutions would move us closer to a release candidate for TOML v1.1.0. It isn't a final list by any means, but it's as near a roadmap to the next release as we have for this iteration.

We can always use additional points of view by enthusiasts who want to provide their use cases and suggestions. If any of these issues, discussions, or PRs catch your eye, please feel free to drop a comment in any of these items.

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