Currently any user that calls error.description() will get a deprecation warning, but this won't prevent their code from compiling: Error has a default implementation for description() (although the text won't be correct now, obviously).
If you want users that relied on this to still get the right text, I can instead add a function
Deprecated since Rust 1.42.
Currently any user that calls
error.description()
will get a deprecation warning, but this won't prevent their code from compiling:Error
has a default implementation fordescription()
(although the text won't be correct now, obviously).If you want users that relied on this to still get the right text, I can instead add a function
and then use that in both
description()
and theDisplay
impl.