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Contribution report for August 2026
2026-09-07

Contribution summary#

  • 133 commits authored.
  • 12 pull requests opened.
  • 118 pull request reviews submitted.
  • 0 issues opened.

(You can find my full contributions in August here)

Focus areas#

Notify#

I released notify v9.0.0-rc.5 on August 30, continuing work toward v9.

I added automatic backend selection for native FreeBSD builds. A follow-up extended inotify selection to FreeBSD 14.5+, while older versions continue to use kqueue:

I also migrated the workspace to the Rust 2024 edition.

Reviewed 21 PRs this month, including platform-specific fixes and performance improvements:

Still no ETA for v9 but that release would be cool.

Actix#

For actix-web, nothing major but I updated syn to v3 in the proc-macro crates and refreshed GitHub Actions and their lockfile:

I also fixed actix-net CI by removing unused test imports.

Review work included graceful shutdown support across actix-net and actix-web, and the removal of actix-files’ experimental io-uring integration:

Reviewed 45 PRs across Actix repositories this month.

Rust#

Most of my authored Rust work this month was CI maintenance and platform support documentation.

I pinned cc to v1.4.0 to unblock libc CI while waiting for an upstream fix. Later in the month, I adjusted libc’s CI for the removal of i686-pc-windows-gnu host tools, removed duplicate repr(C) attributes, and switched the Android CI image to Debian.

I also moved i686-pc-windows-gnu to the Tier 2 without host tools section in rustc’s platform support documentation.

Reviewed 28 PRs on rust-lang/rust and 10 PRs on rust-lang/libc this month. Reviewing PRs on rust-lang/rust is quite fun but also takes my time and energy. I hope I could dedicate my time to other projects more…

rust-phf#

I reviewed 3 maintenance PRs, covering dependency and CI tooling updates:

Personal projects#

I released mach2 v0.7.0, with bindings and CI updates for Xcode 26.6.0 and its 26.5 SDKs. The release also includes new Mach port attribute and notification bindings, which I reviewed this month.

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