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I chose to simply extend `dump.rs`, rather than create a new UI test.
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The reflection data structures are tied exactly to the implementation cc @oli-obk |
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Make `Type::of` support unsized types Tracking issue: rust-lang#146922 Fixes rust-lang#151018 `Type::of` is a utility function for getting type reflection information, and internally just calls `TypeId::of::<T>().info()`. `Type::of` does not support unsized types like `str` and `[u8]` because it is missing a `?Sized` bound. I believe this is an oversight rather than an intentional decision, as `TypeId::of` _does_ support unsized types and `Type::size` is an `Option` to support types without sizes. This PR adds a `?Sized` bound to `Type::of` and extends the `dump.rs` test to ensure unsized types work in the future. r? @oli-obk
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Make `Type::of` support unsized types Tracking issue: rust-lang#146922 Fixes rust-lang#151018 `Type::of` is a utility function for getting type reflection information, and internally just calls `TypeId::of::<T>().info()`. `Type::of` does not support unsized types like `str` and `[u8]` because it is missing a `?Sized` bound. I believe this is an oversight rather than an intentional decision, as `TypeId::of` _does_ support unsized types and `Type::size` is an `Option` to support types without sizes. This PR adds a `?Sized` bound to `Type::of` and extends the `dump.rs` test to ensure unsized types work in the future. r? @oli-obk
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…uwer Rollup of 13 pull requests Successful merges: - #150586 (rustdoc: Fix intra-doc link bugs involving type aliases and associated items) - #150677 (Improve std::path::Path::join documentation) - #150723 (std: move `errno` and related functions into `sys::io`) - #150737 (diagnostics: make implicit Sized bounds explicit in E0277) - #150771 (Remove legacy homu `try` and `auto` branch mentions) - #150915 (Regression test for type params on eii) - #150962 (Remove `FeedConstTy` and provide ty when lowering const arg) - #151017 (Port the rustc dump attributes to the attribute parser) - #151019 (Make `Type::of` support unsized types) - #151034 (std: Change UEFI env vars to volatile storage) - #151052 (ui: add regression test for macro resolution ICE (issue #150711)) - #151053 (Reduce flakyness for `tests/rustdoc-gui/notable-trait.goml`) - #151055 (Emit error instead of delayed bug when meeting mismatch type for const array) r? @ghost
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Make `Type::of` support unsized types Tracking issue: rust-lang#146922 Fixes rust-lang#151018 `Type::of` is a utility function for getting type reflection information, and internally just calls `TypeId::of::<T>().info()`. `Type::of` does not support unsized types like `str` and `[u8]` because it is missing a `?Sized` bound. I believe this is an oversight rather than an intentional decision, as `TypeId::of` _does_ support unsized types and `Type::size` is an `Option` to support types without sizes. This PR adds a `?Sized` bound to `Type::of` and extends the `dump.rs` test to ensure unsized types work in the future. r? @oli-obk
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Make `Type::of` support unsized types Tracking issue: rust-lang#146922 Fixes rust-lang#151018 `Type::of` is a utility function for getting type reflection information, and internally just calls `TypeId::of::<T>().info()`. `Type::of` does not support unsized types like `str` and `[u8]` because it is missing a `?Sized` bound. I believe this is an oversight rather than an intentional decision, as `TypeId::of` _does_ support unsized types and `Type::size` is an `Option` to support types without sizes. This PR adds a `?Sized` bound to `Type::of` and extends the `dump.rs` test to ensure unsized types work in the future. r? @oli-obk
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Rollup of 13 pull requests Successful merges: - #150587 (triagebot: add A-rustdoc-js autolabel) - #150677 (Improve std::path::Path::join documentation) - #150737 (diagnostics: make implicit Sized bounds explicit in E0277) - #150771 (Remove legacy homu `try` and `auto` branch mentions) - #150840 (Make `--print=check-cfg` output compatible `--check-cfg` arguments) - #150915 (Regression test for type params on eii) - #151017 (Port the rustc dump attributes to the attribute parser) - #151019 (Make `Type::of` support unsized types) - #151031 (Support arrays in type reflection) - #151043 (armv7-unknown-linux-uclibceabihf.md: Fix bootstrap.toml syntax) - #151052 (ui: add regression test for macro resolution ICE (issue #150711)) - #151053 (Reduce flakyness for `tests/rustdoc-gui/notable-trait.goml`) - #151055 (Emit error instead of delayed bug when meeting mismatch type for const array) r? @ghost
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Tracking issue: #146922
Fixes #151018
Type::ofis a utility function for getting type reflection information, and internally just callsTypeId::of::<T>().info().Type::ofdoes not support unsized types likestrand[u8]because it is missing a?Sizedbound. I believe this is an oversight rather than an intentional decision, asTypeId::ofdoes support unsized types andType::sizeis anOptionto support types without sizes.This PR adds a
?Sizedbound toType::ofand extends thedump.rstest to ensure unsized types work in the future.r? @oli-obk