Exhaust derive triggers non_camel_case_types warning from Rust Analyzer

[tesselode]

use exhaust::Exhaust;

fn main() {}

#[derive(Exhaust)]
enum Cool {
    A,
    B,
    C,
}

When using Rust Analyzer, I get the following warnings:

• Enum __ExhaustFactoryState_Cool should have CamelCase name, e.g. ExhaustFactoryStateCool
• Enum __ExhaustIterState_Cool should have CamelCase name, e.g. ExhaustIterStateCool

[kpreid]

This is, technically, a rust-analyzer bug, as is any time rust-analyzer fires a lint and rustc does not. The problem is that RA doesn't implement the exact same rules for suppressing lints in macros. (I'd link an RA bug, but after searching there doesn't seem to be one that covers exactly this case of “the implicit lint suppression should have done it” — all the bugs currently open seem to be about #[allow]s getting ignored.

(I do think it's reasonable to apply a workaround, though, since this is a long-standing problem.)

By the way, I didn't know that anyone else was using exhaust yet — is there a way I could have gotten your feedback on the 0.2 changes before I published the release (or any feedback on the direction of development in general)?

[tesselode]

You can ping me on the Rust GameDev discord if you want! I'm @tesselode there. I don't have any strong opinions on the v0.2 changes, since I don't understand what new use case they enable.