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Components using a shim. It also provides native support for common cargo
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commands such as ` cargo build ` , ` cargo test ` , and ` cargo run ` . While it
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introduces some inefficiencies because of the additional translation layer, in
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- practice this already works really well and people should be enough able to get
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+ practice this already works really well and people should be able to get
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started with WASI 0.2 development.
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We're however keen to begin making that translation layer obsolete. And for
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target landing in Rust 1.78. ** This will initially miss a lot of expected**
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** features such as stdlib support, and we don't recommend people use this target**
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** quite yet.** But as we fill in those missing features over the coming months, we
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- aim to eventually hit meet the criteria to become a tier 2 target, at which
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+ aim to eventually meet the criteria to become a tier 2 target, at which
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point the ` wasm32-wasip2 ` target would be considered ready for general use. This
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work will happen through 2024, and we expect for this to land before the end of
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the calendar year.
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With WASI 0.2 finally stable, it's an exciting time for WebAssembly development.
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We're happy for Rust to begin implementing native support for WASI 0.2, and
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- we're excited for what this will enable people to build.
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+ we're excited about what this will enable people to build.
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