new lint: enum_tuple_variant_field_marked_deprecated
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obi1kenobi
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| "true": true, | ||
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| error_message: "A field in an enum's tuple variant is now #[deprecated]. Downstream crates will get a compiler warning when accessing this field.", | ||
| per_result_error_template: Some("field at position {{field_position}} in enum variant {{enum_name}}::{{variant_name}} in {{span_filename}}:{{span_begin_line}}"), |
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Any reason not to use the field name and Rust syntax for it? Like MyEnum::Variant.0 for example?
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good call! I think I thought about this but yeah you are right this is more consistent with what we did for all other lints.
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final part of: #57