Remove all uses of unwrap from our docs

[sgrif]

It's a terrible habit, and I agree that we shouldn't have it in our docs. I've gotten rid of a decent number recently, but I'd like to eliminate the rest in favor of try! (this will take some annoying boilerplate in our doctests, but it's probably worth it).

[masklinn]

How do you figure that'd work for examples using main e.g. second example of the readme?

[defyrlt]

I think that .unwrap() is a great thing for docs/examples. You don't have to teach your users how to handle error cases - there's a chapter in the Book for it.

[sgrif]

The example using main is probably fine. I think many of our examples could change to use try!, or change their assertion to compare against Ok though

[sgrif]

I don't think we need to teach users how to handle error cases, but if we can avoid unwrap without actually making the example less clear, I'd like to.

[mfpiccolo]

If this repo is going to be a popular place for people who newer to Rust (which I think it will be) it is important to show how to do it the right way. Or don't show it at all.

Perhaps saving the Result as a variable and then a comment underneath about dealing with the result?

[hiimtaylorjones]

Shouldn't this be closed because of the above PR? If not, I'm more than willing to finish what work wasn't covered by #45!

[sgrif]

I think that there are still a few places left but I can't confirm at the moment. Feel free to let me know if that's the case

[hiimtaylorjones]

Ah, I see what you're talking about.

Upon doing a global project search for /// assert_eq!(, I've found that cases that use .unwrap() in the assert are all using Ok([statement]) now. Is this the desired beahvior?

Anyways, I'm recommending closing this issue and my Issue #34 PR if everything is as it should be. Sorry for the misunderstanding!

[sgrif]

Thanks!

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Ah, I see what you're talking about.

Upon doing a global project search for /// assert_eq!(, I've found that
cases that use .unwrap() in the assert are all using Ok([statement]) now.
Is this the desired beahvior?

Anyways, I'm closing this PR and recommending that #34
#34 be closed if everything
is as it should be. Sorry for the misunderstanding!

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