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There are a significant number of structs, especially utilities, which have non-exhaustive placed on them, such as Align. I understand that non_exhaustive can be used to make all fields of a struct public which making it a semver hazard, but the library is still pre-1.0, and has no such semver promises. (remembering Rect::from_pos_size vs. just writing it out keeps getting me).
Is there any interest in a PR that would relax many of these restrictions?
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There are a significant number of structs, especially utilities, which have
non-exhaustive
placed on them, such asAlign
. I understand that non_exhaustive can be used to make all fields of a struct public which making it a semver hazard, but the library is still pre-1.0, and has no such semver promises. (rememberingRect::from_pos_size
vs. just writing it out keeps getting me).Is there any interest in a PR that would relax many of these restrictions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: