Suppress rust-analyzer's "Non Snake Case" warning for generated idents #5
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Very interesting 🤔. My guess is that clippy and rustc ignores it because |
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Howdy, wishing you well.
I was trying out this crate when I noticed that each
#[serde_inline_default]above my structs was being marked with a warning about the generated function names.Funnily enough, it only seems to be coming through via
rust-analyzerbeing run by my IDE (Zed), neither Clippy nor rustc seem to emit it.Slapping in a
#[allow(non_snake_case)]in thequote!block seems to quiet the warning, easily enough. :)