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Support custom command / toolchain for rustfmt

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I'd like to be able to use nightly Rust for rustfmt but keep using stable Rust for everything else. Stable rust is set as the default toolchain in rustup and...

Don't show all path for long lists

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I just saw this output of `cargo duplicates` which is more than 1000 lines long. It would've been just fine if you only showed say the first 5 or 10...

Iterating over elements of an iterator inside a macro moves the inner collection

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For some reason, askama won't use references of the inner collection when using macros, resulting in a compiler error ``` error[E0507]: cannot move out of `foo.list` which is behind a...

Calling a function with a literal and a variable requires manually writing .borrow()

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Using the latest release, we could write code like this (untested, from memory): ```jinja2 {{ foo.bar(value) }} {{ foo.bar(1) }} ``` ```rust #[derive(Template)] struct MyTemplate { foo: Foo, value: u32...

Askama's let operator tries to move out of self

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For code like `{% let foo = bar %}`, askama emits `let foo = self.bar` in rust code, which only works if `bar` is of a type that implements `Copy`....

Feature Request: Idiomatic way to mimic Option::map

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This is very straight-forward in rust code, where we can simply write ```rust // ver is of type Option let suffix = ver.map(|ver| format!("-{}", var)).unwrap_or_default(); ``` In askama, however, this...

While we sometimes (especially for items imported from other crates or modules) don't know what they are and therefore can't generate the full link, for items imported from the std...

While `function_name` works with both rustdoc and this crate, `function_name()` works with rustdoc but not this crate. This bug was found by @LuckyTurtleDev.

Thanks to @Lukas1818 for finding this issue.

Improve error messages

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There is no good error handling and reporting functionality in this crate. This was reported several times, including by @pacak in #37: ``` % cargo doc2readme Reading /path/src/lib.rs thread 'main'...