Closed faern closed 5 years ago
I realized I forgot to add local_inner_macros
on the ensure!
macro. That has been fixed and pushed now.
I also dropped the commit I had that upgraded all examples to use the new import style, since it broke the Rust 1.14 build. I personally think the examples should reflect a more modern Rust style, but I'll go with this for now so the CI becomes happy at least.
Ping? This crate will not be very ergonomic to use under Rust 2018 unless this is merged.
@Yamakaky is inactive, but @alexcrichton should be able to merge this too.
Sorry but I don't maintain this crate
You're listed as an owner on https://crates.io. Is there anybody that's able to merge this?
I am, yes, but I don't maintain this crate nor do I have time to
Fixes #250
Uses the same approach as described here to make macros usable in both the new and old way of importing them: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/2018-edition-macro-ergonomics/18790
Issue #250 has become more of a problem now when Rust 1.30 is out and the new way of importing macros is out on the stable channel. Would be really good to have this, or a variant of this, merged and a 0.12.1 patch release published.