must_use_fn #2134
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must_use_fn #2134
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This RFC brings the #[must_use = reason] annotation to the per-value level (i.e. on function definitions). The initial annotation on type remains present and is unaltered.
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Yeah, I just saw it. I spent several minutes looking for such a RFC in the search bar of github and didn’t find any. Is there a PR related to RFC1940? |
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Ok, that’s way enough. I’m closing the PR. Sorry for the noise. |
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This RFC brings the
#[must_use = reason]annotation to the per-valuelevel (i.e. on function definitions). The initial annotation on type
remains present and is unaltered.
EDIT: possible duplicate of RFC1940