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Glossary: Outdated Unicode ISO Standard reference #155
No, this issue was about the Glossary, and from a quick look, it still refers to the older version. There are now amendments to the 2020 one from a quick look.
Having said that, given #156, it may be simplest to avoid to refer to the ISO/IEC one to begin with, especially if Rust itself refers to the Unicode Standard. Plus the ISO/IEC may lag behind the other one anyway, as far as I understand.
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[-]Glossary: Outdated ISO Standard reference[/-][+]Glossary: Outdated Unicode ISO Standard reference[/+]PLeVasseur commentedon Nov 5, 2025
Possibly addressed by the linked, merged PR. @tshepang -- what do you think?
Also ping to @ojeda to see if that addresses the concern.
ojeda commentedon Nov 6, 2025
No, this issue was about the Glossary, and from a quick look, it still refers to the older version. There are now amendments to the 2020 one from a quick look.
Having said that, given #156, it may be simplest to avoid to refer to the ISO/IEC one to begin with, especially if Rust itself refers to the Unicode Standard. Plus the ISO/IEC may lag behind the other one anyway, as far as I understand.
glossary: Unicode: refer to the Consortium's one, not ISO/IEC's
glossary: Unicode: refer to the Consortium's one, not ISO/IEC's
ojeda commentedon Nov 6, 2025
I sent a quick PR with a suggestion for both issues: #617