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PYTHON-5683: Spike: Investigate using Rust for Extension Modules
- Implement comprehensive Rust BSON encoder/decoder - Add Evergreen CI configuration and test scripts - Add GitHub Actions workflow for Rust testing - Add runtime selection via PYMONGO_USE_RUST environment variable - Add performance benchmarking suite - Update build system to support Rust extension - Add documentation for Rust extension usage and testing" Fix Rust extension to respect document_class in CodecOptions - Extract document_class from codec_options and call it to create document instances - Fixes test_custom_class test - Test pass rate: 70/88 (80%) Fix Rust extension to respect tzinfo in CodecOptions for datetime decoding - Extract tzinfo from codec_options and convert datetime to that timezone using astimezone() - Matches C extension behavior - Fixes test_local_datetime test - Test pass rate: 71/88 (81%) Add BSON validation to Rust extension - Validate minimum size (5 bytes) - Validate size field matches actual data length - Validate document ends with null terminator (0x00) - Validate no extra bytes after document - Fixes test_basic_validation test - Test pass rate: 72/88 (82%) Update README to reflect comprehensive Rust extension implementation - Changed 'Current Limitations' to 'Current Status' - Listed all implemented BSON types and features - Updated test pass rate to 82% (72/88 tests) - Clarified remaining work items - Removed outdated limitation about missing BSON types Fix unknown BSON type error message format to match C extension - Parse BSON data to extract field name when unknown type is encountered - Use last non-numeric field name before unknown type (handles nested structures) - Matches C extension error format: 'Detected unknown BSON type b'\xNN' for fieldname 'foo'' - Fixes test_unknown_type test - Test pass rate: 73/88 (83%) Update GitHub Actions workflow to test Rust extension capabilities instead of limitations - Changed 'Test Rust extension limitations' to 'Test Rust extension with complex types' - Now tests that ObjectId, DateTime, and Decimal128 work correctly - Removed outdated tests expecting TypeError for these types - Reflects comprehensive BSON implementation in Rust extension Add UUID representation validation to Rust extension - Check uuid_representation from codec_options when encoding native UUID - Raise ValueError if uuid_representation is UNSPECIFIED (0) - Use appropriate Binary subtype based on uuid_representation value - Matches C extension behavior and error message - Fixes test_uuid and test_decode_all_defaults tests - Test pass rate: 75/88 (85%) Add buffer protocol support for decode in Rust extension - Support memoryview, array.array, and mmap objects - Try multiple methods: extract, __bytes__, tobytes(), read() - Handles all buffer protocol objects that C extension supports - Fixes test_decode_buffer_protocol test - Test pass rate: 76/88 (86%) Fix UUID representation values in Rust extension - Correct UUID representation values: PYTHON_LEGACY=3, STANDARD=4, JAVA_LEGACY=5, CSHARP_LEGACY=6 - STANDARD now correctly uses Binary subtype 4 instead of 3 - UUID decoding now works correctly with all representations - Fixes test_decode_all_kwarg test - Test pass rate: 77/88 (88%) Add DBPointer support to Rust extension - DBPointer is deprecated BSON type that decodes to DBRef - Parse DbPointer Debug output to extract namespace and ObjectId - Fixes test_dbpointer test - Test pass rate: 78/88 (89%) Add DatetimeMS support to Rust extension - Check datetime_conversion from codec_options - Return DatetimeMS objects when datetime_conversion=DATETIME_MS (value 3) - Validate that DatetimeMS.__int__() returns integer, not float - Fixes test_class_conversions test - Test pass rate: 80/88 (91%) Add datetime clamping support to Rust extension - Implement DATETIME_CLAMP mode (value 2) to clamp out-of-range values - Clamp to Python datetime range: -62135596800000 to 253402300799999 ms - Raise OverflowError for out-of-range values in DATETIME_AUTO mode - Fixes test_clamping, test_tz_clamping_local, test_tz_clamping_non_hashable, test_tz_clamping_utc tests - Test pass rate: 84/88 (95%) Add DATETIME_AUTO support to Rust extension - DATETIME_AUTO (value 4) returns DatetimeMS for out-of-range values - Default to DATETIME_AUTO when no datetime_conversion specified - Fixes test_datetime_auto test - Test pass rate: 85/88 (97%) Add InvalidBSON error for extremely out-of-range datetime values - Raise InvalidBSON with helpful error message for values beyond ±2^52 - Include suggestion to use DATETIME_AUTO mode - Fixes test_millis_from_datetime_ms test - Test pass rate: 86/88 (98%) Fix timezone clamping with non-UTC timezones - Track original millis value before clamping - Handle OverflowError during astimezone() by checking if datetime is at min or max - Return datetime.min or datetime.max with target tzinfo when overflow occurs - Fixes test_tz_clamping_non_utc test - Test pass rate: 87/88 (99%) Implement unicode_decode_error_handler support - When UTF-8 error is detected and unicode_decode_error_handler is not 'strict', fall back to Python implementation - Python implementation correctly handles all error handlers (replace, backslashreplace, surrogateescape, ignore) - Saves reference to Python _bson_to_dict implementation before it gets overridden by Rust extension - Removed unused decode_bson_with_utf8_handler function - Fixes test_unicode_decode_error_handler test - Test pass rate: 88/88 (100%) Update README with 100% test pass rate - All 88 tests now passing - Complete codec_options support implemented - Datetime clamping and unicode error handlers working - Ready for performance benchmarking Add performance benchmarking and analysis - Created comprehensive benchmark suite comparing C vs Rust extensions - Added profiling script to identify bottlenecks - Added micro-benchmarks for specific document types - Updated README.md with performance analysis and recommendations Optimize Rust extension: fast-path for common types and efficient _id handling - Added fast-path that checks int/str/float/bool/None FIRST before expensive module lookups - Moved _type_marker check before UUID/datetime/regex checks - Optimized _id field handling to avoid creating new document and copying all fields - Simplified mapping item processing Implemented datetime_to_millis() function in Rust that: - Extracts datetime components (year, month, day, hour, minute, second, microsecond) - Checks for timezone offset using utcoffset() method - Uses Python's calendar.timegm() for accurate epoch calculation - Adjusts for timezone offset - Converts to milliseconds Add type object caching to avoid repeated module imports - UUID class from uuid module - datetime class from datetime module - Pattern class from re module Fixed mypy errors by changing type ignore comments from attr-defined to union-attr: - bson/__init__.py: Fixed union-attr errors for _cbson and _rbson module attributes - tools/fail_if_no_c.py: Removed unnecessary type ignore (C extension is built) - tools/clean.py: Removed unnecessary type ignore (C extension is built) Also fixed typing issues in performance test files: - test/performance/benchmark_bson.py: Added type annotations for function signatures - test/performance/micro_benchmark.py: Added explicit type annotations for dict literals Fix test_default_exports by cleaning up spec variable - The 'spec' variable used during module initialization was being left in the module namespace, causing test_default_exports.py to fail. Added 'del spec' to clean up the variable after use. Fix shellcheck warning in bson/_rbson/build.sh - Changed trap command to use single quotes instead of double quotes to ensure \ expands when the trap is executed (on EXIT) rather than when the trap is set. Fix Windows path handling in bson/_rbson/build.sh - Changed the Python script to receive paths as command-line arguments via sys.argv instead of embedding them in the script string. This ensures proper path handling on Windows where paths like 'C:\...' would be mangled when embedded in shell strings. - Also use pathlib.Path consistently for cross-platform path handling. Remove emoji from Python print to fix Windows encoding error - Removed emoji characters (✅ ❌) from Python print statements to avoid UnicodeEncodeError on Windows where the default encoding (cp1252) doesn't support these characters. Remove all emoji characters from Python print statements - Removed emoji characters (✓, ✅, ❌, ✗) from all Python print statements in shell scripts and GitHub workflows to fix UnicodeEncodeError on Windows where the default encoding (cp1252) doesn't support these characters. Fix cross-compatibility test to preserve extension modules - When reloading the bson module to switch from C to Rust extension, we need to preserve the extension modules (_cbson and _rbson) in sys.modules. Otherwise, when bson is re-imported, it can't find the already-loaded extensions and falls back to C. - Save references to _cbson and _rbson before clearing sys.modules - Only clear bson modules that aren't the extensions - Restore the extension modules before re-importing bson Fix extension module reloading to reuse already-loaded modules - Modified bson module initialization to check if extension modules (_cbson, _rbson) are already loaded in sys.modules before creating new instances. This allows the module to be reloaded with different settings (e.g., PYMONGO_USE_RUST) without losing access to already-loaded extensions. - Check sys.modules for 'bson._cbson' and 'bson._rbson' before using importlib.util.module_from_spec() - Reuse existing module instances when available - Renamed 'spec' to '_spec' to avoid namespace pollution Fix benchmark script to preserve extension modules when reloading - Modified benchmark_bson.py to preserve extension modules (_cbson, _rbson) when reloading the bson module to switch implementations. This is the same fix applied to the cross-compatibility test. - Save references to _cbson and _rbson before clearing sys.modules - Only clear bson modules that aren't the extensions - Restore extension modules before re-importing bson Optimize Rust BSON encoding with PyDict and PyList fast paths - Added fast-path optimizations for the most common Python types to reduce overhead from Python API calls: - PyDict fast path in python_mapping_to_bson_doc(): - Iterate directly over PyDict items instead of calling items() method - Avoids creating intermediate list of tuples - Pre-allocate vector with known capacity - Added extract_dict_item() helper for dict-specific extraction - PyList and PyTuple fast paths in handle_remaining_python_types(): - Check for PyList/PyTuple before generic sequence extraction - Use direct iteration with pre-allocated capacity - Avoids expensive extract::<Vec<Bound<'_, PyAny>>>() call - Also fixed micro_benchmark.py to preserve extension modules when reloading Added profile_nested.py to identify specific performance bottlenecks in: - Nested dictionaries (3 and 5 levels deep) - Wide dictionaries (10 keys) - Lists of dictionaries - Lists of integers Implement direct BSON byte writing for major performance improvement - Major architectural change: Instead of building intermediate bson::Document structures and then serializing them, we now write BSON bytes directly. - Added write_document_bytes() - writes BSON documents directly to bytes - Added write_element() - writes individual BSON elements with type-specific encoding - Added write_array_bytes() and write_tuple_bytes() - direct array encoding - Added helper functions: write_cstring(), write_string(), write_bson_value() - Modified _dict_to_bson() to use the new direct byte writing approach Implement direct BSON byte reading for improved decode performance - Added direct BSON-to-Python decoding that reads bytes directly without the intermediate Document structure. - Added read_document_from_bytes() - reads BSON documents directly from bytes - Added read_bson_value() - reads individual BSON values - Added read_array_from_bytes() - reads BSON arrays - Modified _bson_to_dict() to use the new direct byte reading approach Fix mypy type errors in profile_nested.py - Added 'Any' type annotation to the 'doc' variable to handle different document types being assigned to the same variable. This fixes the dict-item type incompatibility errors. Fix BSON decode fallback for unsupported types - Fixed the direct BSON decoder to properly fall back to the Document-based approach when encountering unsupported BSON types (ObjectId, Binary, DateTime, Regex, etc.). - Modified read_bson_value() to return an error for unsupported types instead of trying to parse them incorrectly - Updated _bson_to_dict() to catch 'Unsupported BSON type' errors and fall back to Document::from_reader() for the entire document - This ensures correctness for all BSON types while maintaining performance for common types (int, string, bool, null, dict, list) Fix mypy type error in profile_decode.py - Added type annotation 'dict[str, dict[str, Any]]' to the 'docs' variable to handle different document structures with varying value types. Add Rust comparison tests to perf_test.py and async_perf_test.py - Added new test classes that compare C vs Rust BSON implementations: - RustSimpleIntEncodingTest/DecodingTest - Simple integer documents - RustMixedTypesEncodingTest - Documents with mixed types - RustNestedEncodingTest - Nested documents - RustListEncodingTest - Documents with lists Fix TestLongLongToString test when C extension is not available - The test was failing with AttributeError when _cbson was None (e.g., when using the Rust extension). Added a check to skip the test if _cbson is None or not imported, since _test_long_long_to_str() is a C-specific test function.
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‎.evergreen/README.md‎

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# Rust Extension Testing in Evergreen
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This directory contains configuration and scripts for testing the Rust BSON extension in Evergreen CI.
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## Files
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### `run-rust-tests.sh`
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Standalone script that:
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1. Installs Rust toolchain if needed
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2. Installs maturin (Rust-Python build tool)
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3. Builds pymongo with Rust extension enabled
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4. Verifies the Rust extension is active
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5. Runs BSON tests with the Rust extension
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**Usage:**
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```bash
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cd /path/to/mongo-python-driver
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.evergreen/run-rust-tests.sh
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```
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**Environment Variables:**
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- `PYMONGO_BUILD_RUST=1` - Enables building the Rust extension
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- `PYMONGO_USE_RUST=1` - Forces runtime to use Rust extension
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### `rust-extension.yml`
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Evergreen configuration for Rust extension testing. Defines:
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- **Functions**: `test rust extension` - Runs the Rust test script
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- **Tasks**: Test tasks for different Python versions (3.10, 3.12, 3.14)
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- **Build Variants**: Test configurations for RHEL8, macOS ARM64, and Windows
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**To integrate into main config:**
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Add to `.evergreen/config.yml`:
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```yaml
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include:
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- filename: .evergreen/generated_configs/functions.yml
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- filename: .evergreen/generated_configs/tasks.yml
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- filename: .evergreen/generated_configs/variants.yml
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- filename: .evergreen/rust-extension.yml # Add this line
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```
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## Integration with Generated Config
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The Rust extension tests can also be integrated into the generated Evergreen configuration.
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### Modifications to `scripts/generate_config.py`
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Three new functions have been added:
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1. **`create_test_rust_tasks()`** - Creates test tasks for Python 3.10, 3.12, and 3.14
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2. **`create_test_rust_variants()`** - Creates build variants for RHEL8, macOS ARM64, and Windows
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3. **`create_test_rust_func()`** - Creates the function to run Rust tests
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### Regenerating Config
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```
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**Note:** Requires the `shrub` Python package:
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```
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## Test Coverage
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The Rust extension currently passes **78% of BSON tests** (69/88 tests):
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### Passing Tests
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- Basic BSON encoding/decoding
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- All BSON types (ObjectId, DateTime, Decimal128, Regex, Code, etc.)
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- Binary data handling
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- Nested documents and arrays
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- Exception handling (InvalidDocument, InvalidBSON, OverflowError)
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- Error message formatting with document property
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### Known Limitations (22% of tests)
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- **Datetime edge cases** (9 tests) - Datetime clamping and timezone handling
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- **Advanced features** (8 tests) - Custom classes, UUID, buffer protocol, codec options
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## Platform Support
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The Rust extension is tested on:
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## Performance
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The Rust extension provides comparable performance to the C extension with the benefit of:
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- Easier maintenance and debugging
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## Future Work
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‎.evergreen/generated_configs/functions.yml‎

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# Test rust
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run rust tests:
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params:
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type: test
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binary: bash
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‎.evergreen/run-rust-tests.sh‎

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# Test Rust extension on Linux (primary platform)
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- name: test-rust-rhel8
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display_name: "Test Rust Extension - RHEL8"
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run_on: rhel87-small
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expansions:
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PYMONGO_BUILD_RUST: "1"
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PYMONGO_USE_RUST: "1"
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tasks:
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- name: .rust
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tags: [rust, pr]
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# Test Rust extension on macOS ARM64
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- name: test-rust-macos-arm64
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display_name: "Test Rust Extension - macOS ARM64"
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run_on: macos-14-arm64
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expansions:
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PYMONGO_BUILD_RUST: "1"
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PYMONGO_USE_RUST: "1"
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tasks:
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- name: .rust
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tags: [rust]
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# Test Rust extension on Windows
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- name: test-rust-win64
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display_name: "Test Rust Extension - Win64"
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run_on: windows-64-vsMulti-small
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expansions:
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PYMONGO_BUILD_RUST: "1"
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PYMONGO_USE_RUST: "1"
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tasks:
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- name: .rust
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tags: [rust]

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