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In zenoh's source, a rather common pattern is the use of fn function<I: Into<Input>>(input: I) for functions that would typically take Input, to simplify user code.
I've noticed that despite input.into()'s type being unambiguous to rustc, rust-analyzer fails to resolve its type.
Is there a technical reason for this, or could it be that this just went unnoticed?
Thanks for all the good work :)
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Hi,
In
zenoh
's source, a rather common pattern is the use offn function<I: Into<Input>>(input: I)
for functions that would typically takeInput
, to simplify user code.I've noticed that despite
input.into()
's type being unambiguous to rustc, rust-analyzer fails to resolve its type.Is there a technical reason for this, or could it be that this just went unnoticed?
Thanks for all the good work :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: