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Ergonomics: Hide context behind a feature #131

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LeoniePhiline opened this issue Dec 7, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #138
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Ergonomics: Hide context behind a feature #131

LeoniePhiline opened this issue Dec 7, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #138
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A-color-eyre Area: color-eyre subcrate C-enhancement Category: New feature or request good first issue Good for newcomers help wanted Extra attention is needed

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@LeoniePhiline
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When using eyre day by day, rust analyzer often proposes to import the Context trait, when WrapErr functions like wrap_err_with are not imported.

(Rust analyzer does not even offer importing WrapErr, but only Context. I do not know why.)

As I do not need anyhow compatibility, I would prefer mod context to be feature gated.

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I've noticed this as well, it'll falsely import the wronf trait.

I've found the same with Error and Report, as using Report and using code-actions to import it will import Error instead and cause an use of undeclared type error.

Maybe it is better to put all those aliases under a feature, and only expose WrapErr and Report etc by default

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I also experience the Error import when trying to import Report.

Fully agree with your proposal.

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yaahc commented Dec 12, 2023

SGTM, I have no objections to any of the suggested changes.

@yaahc yaahc added C-enhancement Category: New feature or request help wanted Extra attention is needed good first issue Good for newcomers A-color-eyre Area: color-eyre subcrate labels Dec 12, 2023
@ten3roberts ten3roberts self-assigned this Dec 20, 2023
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I can handle any questions or reviewing that comes up later for you @LeoniePhiline

LeoniePhiline added a commit to LeoniePhiline/eyre that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2023
This change hides the `anyhow` compatibility layer
behind an `"anyhow"` feature flag.
In `eyre` v0.6 the feature is enabled by default.

Fixes eyre-rs#131
LeoniePhiline added a commit to LeoniePhiline/eyre that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2023
This change hides the `anyhow` compatibility layer
behind an `"anyhow"` feature flag.
In `eyre` v0.6 the feature is enabled by default.

Fixes eyre-rs#131
LeoniePhiline added a commit to LeoniePhiline/eyre that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2023
This change hides the `anyhow` compatibility layer
behind an `"anyhow"` feature flag.
In `eyre` v0.6 the feature is enabled by default.

Fixes eyre-rs#131
LeoniePhiline added a commit to LeoniePhiline/eyre that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2023
This change hides the `anyhow` compatibility layer
behind an `"anyhow"` feature flag.
In `eyre` v0.6 the feature is enabled by default.

Fixes eyre-rs#131
ten3roberts added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 16, 2024
This change hides the `anyhow` compatibility layer behind an `"anyhow"`
feature flag.
In `eyre` v1.0.0 the feature is currently enabled by default.

Fixes #131

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Co-authored-by: Freja Roberts <[email protected]>
LeoniePhiline added a commit to LeoniePhiline/eyre that referenced this issue Jun 28, 2024
[eyre-rs#131][131] introduced a new anyhow default
feature flag to allow users to hide
aliased exports such as `eyre::Error`
and `eyre::Context`.

This changeset removes `anyhow` from the list
of default features, making the compatibility
layer with the anyhow crate opt-in.

Implements [eyre-rs#136][136]

[131]: eyre-rs#131
[136]: eyre-rs#136

BREAKING CHANGE: Removing a default feature is
                 a breaking change.
LeoniePhiline added a commit to LeoniePhiline/eyre that referenced this issue Jul 11, 2024
[eyre-rs#131][131] introduced a new anyhow default
feature flag to allow users to hide
aliased exports such as `eyre::Error`
and `eyre::Context`.

This changeset removes `anyhow` from the list
of default features, making the compatibility
layer with the anyhow crate opt-in.

Implements [eyre-rs#136][136]

[131]: eyre-rs#131
[136]: eyre-rs#136

BREAKING CHANGE: Removing a default feature is
                 a breaking change.
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