emacs rust-mode: Cannot indent second line of a struct instantiation in some cases #11239
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I just figured this out and am submitting a pull request for the fix. |
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forward-to-word is undefined, and so Emacs would throw errors in rust-align-to-expr-after-brace. This change yields the expected behavior discussed in issue #11239 by handling the case when whitespace follows a left bracket.
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Update ui test crate This update also removes the `//`@run-rustfix`` flag, and just runs rustfix on all tests. This means I had to opt out of running rustfix on ~100 tests, but it also allowed me to remove the rustfix coverage check entirely, as it is now effectively builtin. changelog: update ui-test crate to 0.13 (automatically runs rustfix on all tests)
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…p1995 Do not bless by default in ui tests This restores the default behaviour to check the `.stderr`, it was changed in rust-lang#11239 to bless by default in `cargo test` (unless in github actions), but check by default in `cargo uitest` which is fairly confusing It also meant `cargo uitest -F internal` no longer worked `--bless` prevents the use of `Args::test` but we can look at reintegrating with that after `@oli-obk's` vacation r? `@flip1995` changelog: none
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Example:
if you indent the second line, it will work and result in:
However, if there were a space after the '{':
you would expect pressing tab on the second line to indent to:
instead an error is raised, saying that
forward-to-word's definition is void.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: