Use std::result::Result in derive macro to allow custom Result types#34
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Seems like tests fails due to using the newly released Rust 1.48.0, they pass with 1.47.0: |
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@Svenskunganka Thanks for the tips and all your works! It seems CI failed because the Rustc has recently updated the error format (rust-lang/rust#73996). I've updated the tests so CI should work now. |
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When using a custom
Resulttype, theTemplateOncederive macro fails with error:A custom
Resultwhen you have a project-wideErrortype:Allows to omit the
Etype fromResult<T, E>in e.g function definitions:fn func() -> Result<String>