node!(<h1>"example"</h1>) syntax does not work on released version 0.32.4

[sesh22]

Compiling the minimal macro syntax example fails if Cargo.toml has sauron = "0.32.4", but succeeds when using the relative path (sauron = { path = "../../"}) or the tagged version directly from Git (sauron = { git = "https://github.com/ivanceras/sauron", tag = "0.32.4" }).

Build error:

node! {
    <main>
        <h1>"Minimal example"</h1>
        <div class="some-class" id="some-id" {attr("data-id", 1)}>

    </main>
}
^ expected struct `sauron::Text`, found struct `std::string::String`

I narrowed this down to the string literal in the h1 tag: node!(<h1>"example"</h1>).
Using the full node!(<h1>{text("example")}</h1>) works with no problem.

I haven't been able to find a root cause, but I think it has to do with the latest sauron-node-macro version (0.32.0) being released before the fixes in e27c30b. If this is true then releasing a new version with bumped versions should resolve the problem.

[ivanceras]

@sesh22 thank you for reporting, I was able to reproduce the error.

[ivanceras]

@sesh22 I bump up sauron-node-macro and it fixed the minimal example using the node macro syntax. Thank you for catching this error.

[sesh22]

@ivanceras Thanks! After running cargo update on my project sauron = "0.32.4" works again.