Filip Gospodinov
Filip Gospodinov
This lint checks for binding to underscore prefixed variables without side-effects. Further usage of such variables is not checked, which can lead to false positives if they are used later...
**Description** 1. `rocket::post()` proc macro triggers `clippy::unused-unit` 1. `rocket::routes!` triggers `clippy::no-effect-underscore-binding` **To Reproduce** Enable corresponding lints and run clippy. **Expected Behavior** No clippy warnings for basic clippy warnings. **Environment:** -...
Here's a (contrived for simplicity) `docker-compose.yml` which works properly using `docker-compose` but fails on Kubernetes after converting it with Kompose: ```yaml version: '3.5' services: myservice: image: alpine environment: PROTOCOL: 'https'...
When an input object is validated and a field is missing or fails parsing then a general error message is returned to the client: > Invalid value for argument "foo",...
The error message was mistakenly passed the `object_name` instead of the field type. This is fixed now.
### Environment information ```block CLI: Version: 12.0.0 Color support: true Platform: CPU Architecture: x86_64 OS: linux Environment: ROME_LOG_DIR: unset NO_COLOR: unset TERM: "xterm" JS_RUNTIME_VERSION: "v19.9.0" JS_RUNTIME_NAME: "node" NODE_PACKAGE_MANAGER: "yarn/1.22.19" Rome...
ALE currently has received very limited support for biome. Neither its linting capabilities nor its auto-formatter are exposed to ALE. Instead, the fixer implements a "lint-auto-fix" for a few lints...
## Description of the feature I think it would be convenient to support serde-like attributes for deserialization, like ```rust #[serde(from = "FromType")] #[serde(try_from = "FromType")] ``` More info: https://serde.rs/container-attrs.html#from
Before, `mdbook` would continue processing even when errors, such as invalid links, are encountered. Moreover, it would exit with a `0` return code. Such behavior is unexpected and leads to...
**Name:** deno_lint **URL:** https://github.com/denoland/deno_lint `deno_lint` is a blazing fast linter for JavaScript and TypeScript written in Rust. It supports `recommended` set of rules from ESLint and `@typescript-eslint` out of the...