Rust Project Goals

Meeting notes here: FLS team meeting 2025-12-12

Key developments: We're close to completing the FLS release for 1.91.0, 1.91.1. We've started to operate as a team, merging a PR with the changelog entries, then opening up issues for each change required: ✅ #624(https://github.com/rust-lang/fls/issues/624), ✅ #625(https://github.com/rust-lang/fls/issues/625), ✅ #626(https://github.com/rust-lang/fls/issues/626), ⚠️ #623(https://github.com/rust-lang/fls/issues/623). #623(https://github.com/rust-lang/fls/issues/623) is still pending, as it requires a bit of alignment with the Reference on definitions and creation of a new example. Blockers: None currently Help wanted: We'd love more folks from the safety-critical community to contribute to picking up issues or opening an issue if you notice something is missing.

Meeting notes here: 2025-11-14 - t-fls Meeting

Key developments: PR merged for 1.90 update of the FLS. We're preparing now to work on the 1.91 update of the FLS. Blockers: None currently Help wanted: Anyone that's familiar with the Rust Reference is more than encouraged to read through the FLS to get a sense of it and where further alignment may be possible. Feel free to open issues on the FLS repo as you find things.

Meeting minutes from meeting held on 2025-10-31 (thank you to Tomas Sedovic 🥰)

Top-level:

• Keep high quality bar, merge small, well-vetted changes when possible
• Need concentrated effort to get the 1.90 FLS updates merged
  • Hristian Kirtchev and Tshepang Mbambo are navigating this currently with TC
• Once 1.90 merged, we attempt first go as a team at 1.91

Discussion:

• Suggest that everyone read the Glossary as a starting point
• How to best triage / handle incoming issues?
  • TC and Pete LeVasseur moved labels onto FLS repo that were needed
  • Pete LeVasseur created issue template, that's in review, to help focus triage

PR with charters:

https://github.com/rust-lang/team/pull/2028

After much discussion, we have decided to charter this team as a t-spec subteam. Pete LeVasseur and I are working to make that happen now.