Remove mountpoint reference from {,spawn_}mount() #108
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The mount() and spawn_mount() calls define mountpoint as a &P but
P is already an AsRef<Path>. This prevents passing the mountpoint
to these calls when it is already a reference without having to take
an additional reference to it. For example:
fn foo(mountpoint: &Path) {
fuse::mount(..., mountpoint, ...);
...
}
does not compile without passing mountpoint as &mountpoint to the
fuse::mount() call, but there is no reason that it should not.
To fix this, remove the extra reference reference qualifier.
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Absolutely. Thanks for fixing it. |
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The mount() and spawn_mount() calls define mountpoint as a &P but
P is already an AsRef. This prevents passing the mountpoint
to these calls when it is already a reference without having to take
an additional reference to it. For example:
fn foo(mountpoint: &Path) {
fuse::mount(..., mountpoint, ...);
...
}
does not compile without passing mountpoint as &mountpoint to the
fuse::mount() call, but there is no reason that it should not.
To fix this, remove the extra reference reference qualifier.