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Change default for use_try_shorthand
to true?
#4205
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Sounds good to me. |
Ah, sorry, I thought that the option is unstable, but it's already stabilized. In that case, I would rather keep the current behavior. Thank you for your suggestion, but we will close this as won't fix. |
That's why I'd suggested it as a possible change for 2.0, as I presume breaking changes are fine then? |
Looks like I'm not able to reopen this to address the previous point. @topecongiro can it please be addressed? |
Sorry for the late reply. As you mentioned, it is possible to add breaking changes to 2.0 release (in fact, we are planning to make quite a few numbers of breaking changes). I've reconsidered changing the default value of There are mainly two reasons. One is that I would like to minimize the possibility of breaking the code or changing the semantic of the code when using the default configuration option. In this regard, converting the macro_rules! try {
($val:expr) => {
println!("{:?}", $val);
}
}
fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> {
try!("hello, world");
Ok(())
} I understand that the code like this does not appear in practice, though I would like to be conservative here. Also, I think that converting Again, I wholeheartedly thank you for your comment and willingness to improve rustfmt. Your comment allowed me to rethink about this config option. |
Given that the
try!
macro has been deprecated since rustc 1.39.0 (~6 months ago), would it make sense to change the default for this totrue
? I see there's a 2.0 release upcoming — perhaps that's a decent time to make the change?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: