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rustdoc panics when dealing with associated types #18594
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cc me. I'll be looking at this later today. If anyone has suggestions for how associated types should be rendered in the docs I'd like to hear them! |
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@tomjakubowski feel free to ping me about this, it sounds like the stdlib really wants this fixed so I can help out to fix it if you need |
Addressed by #19174 |
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We can't use associated types in the stdlib until this gets fixed. (I mean, the crate will build fine, but we won't have docs, and bors would fail during doc generation/doctests).
cc #17307 @alexcrichton
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