openskills-plugin-separation

To isolate WASM plugin builds from a Rust runtime, enforce a clear separation between the core runtime and optional build plugins. This manages plugin compilation and dependency topology to ensure the core runtime remains unaffected by plugin toolchains.

Feature gating controls optional build plugins in Rust by using feature flags to manage their inclusion. This mechanism prevents the core runtime and language bindings from unintentionally pulling in plugin-specific toolchains during compilation.

Your Rust core runtime pulls in plugin-specific dependencies due to a lack of dependency topology management. Validating build integrity and enforcing separation prevents this unintentional dependency leakage into the core runtime.

Yes, you can build Python and TypeScript bindings independently of WASM plugins. Enforcing runtime separation verifies that language bindings can be checked and built with default features without requiring plugin toolchains.

Dependency leakage in Rust build toolchains occurs when plugin compilation unintentionally affects the core runtime. Managing dependency topology and validating build integrity identifies and prevents this leakage from impacting core functionality.