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Note: `cargo install` is intentionally left out for now to decouple discussions on how to handle the security ramifications.
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**Note:** Approval of this RFC does not mean everything is set in stone, like with all RFCs.
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This RFC will be rolled out gradually as we stabilize each piece.
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In particular, we expect to make the `cargo new` change last as it is dependent on the other changes to work well.
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In evaluating stabilization, we take into account changes in the ecosystem and feedback from testing unstable features.
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Based on that evaluation, we may make changes from what this RFC says.
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Whether we make changes or not, stabilization will then require approval of the cargo team to merge
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(explicit acknowledgement from all but 2 members with no concerns from any member)
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followed by a 10 days Final Comment Period (FCP) for the remaining 2 team members and the wider community.
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Cargo FCPs are now tracked in This Week in Rust to ensure the community is aware and can participate.
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Even then, a change like `cargo new` can be reverted without an RFC,
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likely only needing to follow the FCP process.
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# Motivation
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[motivation]: #motivation
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