Ben Kimock

The OOM problem seems to disproportionately afflict the most-downloaded crates (`serde_json`, `time`, `hashbrown`, and many others), because they often or _always_ OOM while running `rustdoc`, which gets classified in a...

> StableDeref is only intended to guarantee validity as long as the parent object is not dropped Sorry, my use of `drop` here was misleading. Any move will do. This...

> pointers require unsafe to use, so it's clearly out of bounds as far as the safety guarantees go. That's not how this works at all. [From the nomicon:](https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/safe-unsafe-meaning.html) >...

Can you get a backtrace to this by running the build under gdb then running `backtrace` when the SIGKILL hits?

I can easily imagine this compilation using 32 GB or more, question is why

Can you provide or point to enough code that we can use to reproduce this?

The files you pasted into the issue thread are ambiguous, there are multiple files in this repo named `thread.rs` for example. If you can link to your own fork of...

> There recently was an experiment to selectively enable it for some types/situations, and even that was too expensive: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/95377. The largest regression in the entire rustc-perf benchmark suite was...

Just in case any passers-by such as myself are wondering why this is a bug report about a regression, as opposed to a crater finding: `icu` tests depend on other...

Is there an API for publishing? I've automated some such things with actions that you could bootstrap from if there's something you can curl at.