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serde is a great library, and a big part of what makes it great is how easy it is to use: just derive Serialize / Deserialize and that’s it. But because it takes zero effort to add those derives to an existing #[derive(Debug, Clone, ...)] , types often end up implementing Serialize / Deserialize accidentally, by reflex. Once some other piece of code (or another system entirely) starts…
Patching a YAML file programmatically is straightforward in principle: parse, modify, serialize. Ideally the process should also be respectful — that is, preserve the following properties of the initial file: Formatting. The same YAML value can be represented in multiple ways: how mappings and lists are indented, whether blank lines separate sections, how strings are quoted, and so on. For…
&self as a receiver in an async method of a trait whose returned future must be Send implicitly forces Sync on the trait implementor type — even if neither the trait nor its callers ever explicitly ask for Sync . Here’s a quick demonstration. 1.1. Future without Send bound, Send + Sync impl type — compiles: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 struct SendSync ; static_assertions:: assert_impl_all!…