Derive Default and Eq where possible
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We can't use Rust's default deriving mechanism, until rust-lang/rust#26925 and rust-lang/rust#7671 are fixed. But fortunately, there's a crate for that.
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I am not really in favor of these changes. I don't see the problem of having a few custom implementations of Default or Eq, especially if it prevents including an additional dependency that hasn't been maintained for the past 3 years.
Is the current implementation problematic in any way for your usecase?
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You are right that the crate hasn't been updated in a while. Well, I hope the Rust compiler gets fixed at some point. |
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We can't use Rust's default deriving mechanism, until rust-lang/rust#26925 and rust-lang/rust#7671 are fixed.
But fortunately, there's a crate for that.