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Tooling Subcommittee Meeting on 10 April 2026 @ 4pm GMT

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Agenda

  1. Solicitation of notetaker
  2. Review last time’s meeting minutes Safety-Critical-Rust-Consortium#622
  3. Present new members
  4. Merge tools list Safety-Critical-Rust-Consortium#578
  5. Safety-Critical Rust roadmap (Rust Bridge Task Force)
    1. Interest in contributing to them?
    2. In particular: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-project-goals/2026/safety-critical-lints-in-clippy.html is relatively well-scoped. Seems possible to contribute one or two lints here or there
    3. Announce interest in this Zulip thread: #safety-critical-consortium > Getting involved with Clippy for SCRC lints

Check-in area

Please add your name, and an emoji that describes your day.

  • Alexandru Radovici 🙂
  • Tony Aiello
  • Arnaud Fontaine 🙂
  • Zalán Bálint Lévai 🙂
  • Manuel Hatzl
  • Xander Cesari 🌧️
  • Oreste Bernardi 🏥
  • Pete LeVasseur 🐇
  • Tiago Manczak

Notetaker:

  • Oreste Bernardi

Housekeeping section

Tasks

Meeting Minutes

  • Merge tools list: Safety-Critical-Rust-Consortium#578
    • Fast review of rendered page. → appreciated the content and layout.
    • Merged !!!! 🥳
  • Safety-Critical Rust roadmap
    • Clippy lints is starting to overlap more with coding guidelines.
    • Started conversation with clippy team last year.
    • ~ 10 coding guidelines candidates for clippy
    • Everyone doesn't want a new tool but prefers to stick with clippy.
    • Collaboration with clippy team will be mostly async.
    • There is a Zulip thread to discuss with Clippy team.
    • Open source approach to tool that check coding guidelines is appreciated.
  • Coding guidelines
    • It needs more clarity about the status of single coding guidelines.
    • Described the activities of contributors to coding guidelines.
  • Big appreciation for Tiago and Manuel for the pages about tools.