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Rust code review for nood program.
You should probably have a look at https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy
- The Ancient One
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Hey Rustaceans! Got an easy question? Ask here (12/2021)!
It looks like the current implementation is very naive and still needs to be expanded on: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/4520#issuecomment-703163340
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Nextcloud is now using Rust
I think as you work through an actual problem, you'll eventually fumble your way to solutions. Don't worry if they're not elegant or well-thought-out; if it compiles, that's a great sign. If it doesn't, then pay attention to the error message, as it's generally informative enough to point you in the right direction. The compiler (and clippy if you're up for it), in conjunction with The Book, should give you a sense for how an idiomatic programmer would solve a problem.
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Please roast me
Also, https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy is another good tool that can be configured to warn about a lot of bad style things.
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Hey Rustaceans! Got an easy question? Ask here (7/2021)!
Btw, using .expect() with a dynamically-formatted error message is a bit wasteful, because even if the file was read correctly, format!() will still be executed just to be thrown away a moment later (clippy even has a warning for that).
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New Rustacean looking for portfolio project ideas
If you intend to make yourself more employable, I can recommend you join the clippy project. We have mentored issues for new and grizzled rustaceans and it's an ideal way to foray into rust compiler contribution. The latter is both a prestigeous project and a good number of large companies are currently spinning up teams to chime in. So that's an ideal position to be in.
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How did you learn Rust?
For clippy?
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What's everyone working on this week (5/2021)?
Mentoring someone for rewriting Clippy's UI Test blessing mechanism
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Rust Analyzer not showing clippy lints when working on a library?
Issue #4612
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Looking for advice on Path to Rust Developer Job
Since the compiler has a beast of a build process, may I suggest clippy as a gateway to entry? It's far easier to get into and we have great mentors, too.
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Learning Rust with "Too Many Linked Lists" (Episode 3) - Tests, CI & rustfmt
Funny enough, I have no excuse because I've been hanging around here long enough to not only know about the module_name_repetitions lint and the rationale behind it, but to remember when it was named stutter.
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rust-analyzer changelog #60
It might also be https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/issues/4612.
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What’s everyone working on this week (2/2021)?
Currently working on reproducing a false positive in the unit_arg lint. The fix itself should be simple but I don't want to fix anything without having a testcase for it.
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If you were allowed to make breaking changes to the C++ specification, what features would you modify/replace/remove to make the language better?
You can use clippy (a linting/static analysis tool distributed along with the compiler) to trivially disallow it in your code.