Closed BD103 closed 1 year ago
The toolchain pin does appear to be necessary. I've never tried to build the Rust port, so.
Evidently in writing it I depended on nightly features. In hindsight it's obvious, but thankfully it isn't too difficult to remove. @BD103 Do you mind if I force-push to your branch to remove the toolchain file commit and add my fixes (+ version stuff)?
My usage of Pattern
was more so because I wanted clean-feeling code, rather than anything actually important.
Also manually squashed the commits myself, so I could edit the message a bit.
I'll take care of removing the nightly dependency and bumping the version in my own commits, just to keep the history a bit cleaner.
Cool! I'm glad I could help out :D
I looked over the Rust implementation and fixed a few small details. I also ran Clippy over the code, which found even more small details to fix.
Because I realized that some changes might be reversed in the future, I split every single change into a separate commit so that it can be cherry-picked. (This is why there are 8 tiny commits lol)
I've run Rustfmt and the test suite already, and it all passes. All changes also only affect the private API, so this can be released in a patch release instead of a minor release.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me on this PR. :)