Issue 3148 #4628
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contents of other borrowed pointers to the lifetimes of the borrowed value. Fixes rust-lang#3148.
The tail portion of the pattern effectively borrows a vector, but the borrow checker knew nothing about this.
for notating FIXME-style-situations that you want to be reminded of before you commit.
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r+ but I pointed out a few places in the comments in 01bf87e where they could be clearer. I appreciate all the comments, and want to make sure they're as useful as possible! |
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ok, thanks for the suggestions tim. |
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Fix issue #3148, which is that the lifetimes of borrowed pointers are sometimes inferred to be too small. Also fix the borrow checker's treatment of vec patterns, which was completely absent.
Finally, add an option to tidy so you can leave "// WARN" comments in your code that will be printed out. This is useful for putting notes to yourself of things that are not done.
r? @catamorphism