AllocErr itself is marked public, but the module it's in (alloc) isn't, so it isn't exported. However, AllocErr is used in a lot of places, e.g. AllocOrInitError::Alloc and Bump::try_alloc. This also breaks a bunch of links in the documentation.
AllocErr is just a unit struct that has no information attached, but it's still weird having a type in a pubic API that is not exported.
AllocErritself is marked public, but the module it's in (alloc) isn't, so it isn't exported. However,AllocErris used in a lot of places, e.g.AllocOrInitError::AllocandBump::try_alloc. This also breaks a bunch of links in the documentation.AllocErris just a unit struct that has no information attached, but it's still weird having a type in a pubic API that is not exported.