March 2026 monthly summary for bazelbuild/rules_rust: delivered modernization of Rust build configuration and Bazel Rust rules alignment, including updating default Rust to 1.94.0, adding macOS MacABI target, and removing deprecated build attributes. Refactored to use rust_shared_library for correctness and forward-compatibility with latest Bazel Rust rules, enabling more reliable cross-platform builds and smoother future upgrades.

February 2026 monthly summary focusing on key accomplishments and technical impact across two Bazel-repositories. Emphasis on delivering a foundational SDK release, upgrading the Rust toolchain, and enabling broader cross-platform support to accelerate development and deployment of Rust-based modules. Overall, this month centered on feature delivery and environment hardening with no reported critical bugs, enabling faster onboarding, more reliable builds, and greater adoption potential for Rust-based components in the Bazel ecosystem.

January 2026 focused on maintaining and extending compatibility for the Rust rules in bazelbuild/rules_rust. The primary deliverable was updating the known SHAs to support Rust 1.92.0 and 1.93.0, ensuring reproducible builds and smoother upgrades for downstream users. No major bugs were closed this month; the effort centered on stability, compatibility, and quality improvements to support ongoing use and adoption.

October 2024 — Rules Rust (bazelbuild/rules_rust) delivered targeted WASM/WASI support for the wasm32-wasip1 target across Bazel build files. This aligns with the updated Rust toolchain and the wasm32-wasi renaming, enabling WASI-based projects to build against the new target and reducing compatibility risk with newer tooling. No major bug fixes were reported this month; the focus was on feature delivery and ensuring cross-file compatibility. The change is captured in commit c4586070fa94071a4c00792f0f693d019432077e (#2967).