Refactor to use Rust 1.58+ format string syntax #672
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Replaces instances of format!(...) with positional arguments (e.g., format!("{}", var)) to the new Rust 1.58+ inline variable syntax (e.g., format!("{var}")). This change improves code readability and consistency across the codebase, and leverages modern Rust formatting features. No functional changes are introduced.
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I think this is good, hoping the macOS build passes. |
jacksongoode
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Jul 14, 2025
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I will check tomorrow for mac os build |
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For some reason we now need the |
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Replaces instances of format!(...) with positional arguments (e.g., format!("{}", var)) to the new Rust 1.58+ inline variable syntax (e.g., format!("{var}")). This change improves code readability and consistency across the codebase, and leverages modern Rust formatting features. No functional changes are introduced.
This fix Github Action Code style. (Not sure this is usefull)