(Such a flag exists as an environment var, but you're not supposed to use it)
I guess the idea is to dissuade people from using hacks to enable unstable features -- this will break things which depend on the library. If a library compiles on stable, it should never break due to a compiler upgrade.
(Tooling doesn't have this problem, it doesn't come into play when it's used on a dependency)
I guess the idea is to dissuade people from using hacks to enable unstable features -- this will break things which depend on the library. If a library compiles on stable, it should never break due to a compiler upgrade.
(Tooling doesn't have this problem, it doesn't come into play when it's used on a dependency)