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Clarify that new lints are are T-lang changes
They therefore require an RFC.
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## Changes which need an RFC
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## Changes which need an RFC
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* New lints (these fall under the lang team)
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* Large refactorings or redesigns of the compiler
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* Large refactorings or redesigns of the compiler
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* Changing the API presented to syntax extensions or other compiler plugins in
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* Changing the API presented to syntax extensions or other compiler plugins in
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non-trivial ways
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non-trivial ways
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# RFC policy - language design
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# RFC policy - language design
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Pretty much every change to the language needs an RFC.
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Pretty much every change to the language needs an RFC. Note that new
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lints (or major changes to an existing lint) are considered changes to
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the language.
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Language RFCs are managed by the language sub-team, and tagged `T-lang`. The
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Language RFCs are managed by the language sub-team, and tagged `T-lang`. The
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language sub-team will do an initial triage of new PRs within a week of
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language sub-team will do an initial triage of new PRs within a week of
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