When will Rust adopt the syntax of pipline operator "|>" in ocaml

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There has been some discussion about it. Any specifics about what you think it brings to Rust?

Idea: universal pipelining (a.k.a. making @await generic)

In “Await Syntax Discussion Summary” it was proposed to allow keywords to be used after ., for example: await future match foo { ... } // will be equivalent to future.await foo.match {...} Personally I am not fond of using . in such way, partially because it’s too similar to magic attributes and I think will be quite confusing for newcommers. But the idea on another hand is quite appealing. So how about introducing sigil for pipelining which (eventually) will work with keywords (accepting one …