Add const to new_unchecked()
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@npmccallum or @rvolosatovs Can the minimal version of Rust be incremented to a point where this can be used? |
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@CuriouslyCurious Looks good to me, but could you re-write the commit message so it's a conventional commit? It'll allow the last test to pass. Something like |
Signed-off-by: CuriouslyCurious <thecuriouslycurious@protonmail.com>
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Fixed it. ^^ |
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I have a need to have a
FlagSetin a compile-time constant, which wasn't possible before, so I simply addedconsttonew_unchecked.I didn't add
constto the othernew_*functions due to theFlag::Typecallingdefault()which is not yet possible in aconstcontext.While it is unfortunate that you have to have an unsafe block to have a
FlagSetin a constant, it is however better than it not being possible at all. :P