Aleksey Kuznetsov

This is because of rust ownership model. In your example ownership of `try_acquire_guard` goes to the `expect!` and drops there. You can use this: ``` rust expect!(try_acquire_guard.as_ref()).to(be_some()); ``` But I...

Since `match` is a keyword we can't use it as function name. `match_regex` should be ok.

Alternative name could be: `rmatch`

Is this mostly `selene` issue? For: ```lua function add(a, b) return a + b ``` selene (version 0.8.0) reports: ``` error[parse_error]: unexpected token `` ┌── /Users/zummenix/projects/full-moon/full-moon/tests/cases/fail/parser/missing-end/source.lua:4:1 ─── │ 4 │...

@jonalynnA I'm not related to this project but I have some time to help. Do you have the project openly accessible that I could look at?

Could be related to #1

I wonder if https://github.com/deadlinks/cargo-deadlinks/pull/63 mitigates the problem.

Hi @codicil, I'm not sure I can help much with your particular problem. In any case you can ping me in skype and we can discuss.

@codicil, I wasn't able to find you. Mine is zummenix

Gluon could recognise function definitions that have `test` prefix and `Test ()` type and run them as tests automatically. With that it is really easy to write `let test_this =...