
Paul Zhang developed a selective feature build optimization for the rerun-io/rerun repository, focusing on the Rust SDK. He implemented refined feature gating and dependency management, allowing users to enable only the necessary features and thereby reduce build times and artifact sizes. By removing heavy dependencies such as DataFusion when not required, Paul streamlined the build process and aligned the SDK with broader architectural goals. His work leveraged Rust and software architecture principles to maintain compatibility with existing features while improving efficiency. This targeted engineering effort addressed the need for leaner builds and more manageable dependency trees within the Rust ecosystem.
February 2026 monthly summary for rerun-io/rerun: Delivered Rust SDK Selective Feature Build Optimization to improve feature gating and reduce dependencies, enabling lean builds when only subset features are enabled. This change lowers build times and artifact sizes for users leveraging partial feature sets. The work was implemented with a focused commit that removes heavy dependencies (e.g., DataFusion) from the SDK and tightens feature gating, aligning with broader efforts to streamline the Rust SDK.
February 2026 monthly summary for rerun-io/rerun: Delivered Rust SDK Selective Feature Build Optimization to improve feature gating and reduce dependencies, enabling lean builds when only subset features are enabled. This change lowers build times and artifact sizes for users leveraging partial feature sets. The work was implemented with a focused commit that removes heavy dependencies (e.g., DataFusion) from the SDK and tightens feature gating, aligning with broader efforts to streamline the Rust SDK.

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