We were using an alpha version before, pinned to a Git hash, so that we
could access a new feature (Michael-F-Bryan/mdbook-linkcheck#42).
Now there is a point release though (0.7.1), so we can update to that!
This makes the compiler faster to running without sacrificing too much
performance. It still shows logging so contributors aren't confused by
`debug!` doing nothing.
This is a companion to [this PR](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/76356), which deals with including functionality for automatically running `tidy --bless` on each commit.
Undo editor auto-formatting and clarify git hook renaming
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* Explain stages in terms of the compiler currently running
- Address some confusing points
+ stage N+1 -> stage N artifacts
+ Use more likely examples of an ABI break
+ stage N -> stage N compiler
- Mention why rustc occasionally uses `cfg(bootstrap)`
- Note that stage1 is built using two different versions
- Add lots of examples
+ `test src/test/ui` and `test compiler/rustc` run different compilers 😢
+ Separate examples of what to do from examples of what not to do
- 'ship stage 1 artifacts' -> 'ship stage 2 compiler'
This is hopefully less confusing.
* build -> x.py build
* Add section on build artifacts
* Improve wording
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* uplifted -> assembled
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The Advanced Rebasing section has been mostly rewritten to include
both a major suggestion from jyn and a general rewrite. Additional
thanks to camelid for some suggestions!
The previous iteration of the page was often wordy and
occasionally unclear. This has been cleaned up in places.
Additionally, the TODO in the no-merge policy section has been
removed and addressed.
This section addresses the biggest issues that new contributors,
especially those with limited familiarity with git, are likely to
face. This is still a WIP.
Thanks to jyn for the recommended improvements!
A link to the relevant section of the contributing documentation makes it easier for contributors to locate the relevant information. (e.g. via an in-page search for "doc".)
This is particularly important currently as 85072e3303/CONTRIBUTING.md links directly to the (currently `rustc`-focused) "Getting Started" guide rather than the general Rust contribution content to which it used to point.
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