Rust Locator Patterns
microsoft/python-environment-tools/.github/skills/rust-locator-patterns
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PET (Python Environment Tools) Rust coding conventions: locator ordering, thread safety, platform gating, JSONRPC rules, version detection, and path/symlink handling. Reference when writing or reviewing Rust code in this repo to avoid convention violations that cause review churn.
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Versionv1.0.0
AuthorMicrosoft
Categorycoding
Skill IDmicrosoft/python-environment-tools/.github/skills/rust-locator-patterns
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