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rustdoc: Remove distinction between "regular" and "collapsed" docs #91072
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rustdoc: Remove distinction between "regular" and "collapsed" docs #91072
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not necessarily in this pr, but it would be nice to remove the
Option
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I think we check the
is_some
to generate differently the doc block. From my point of view, this forces us to keep this check so might be better to keep it.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I don't really understand why
None
is treated differently fromSome("")
though. What if someone writes#[doc = ""]
? Won't that returnSome("")
instead ofNone
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Another difference between
doc_value
andcollapsed_doc_value
-doc_value
returns None if the combined string is empty,collapsed_doc_value
returns None if there are no lines. The difference matters if there's empty lines, like below:There was a problem hiding this comment.
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@CraftSpider I see the following comment in
rustdoc-json-types
:Is that an important distinction? Or can I just make that field a simple
String
?