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When this feature is enabled, test-fuzz tries to infer impl and non-impl concretizations. Success requires that a target be called with exactly one impl concretization and exactly one non-impl concretization during tests. Success is not guaranteed by these conditions, however.
The implementation of auto_concretize uses the unstable language feature rust-lang/rust#54725. So enabling auto_concretize requires that targets be built with a nightly compiler.
If so, could you please reply to this issue?
I am considering removing it. I am not sure it has ever fully worked. Moreover:
The code to support it sprawls across multiple parts of the codebase (as can be seen by 408e4c2 and e544b75).
Is anyone using the
auto_concretize
feature?If so, could you please reply to this issue?
I am considering removing it. I am not sure it has ever fully worked. Moreover:
proc_macro::Span
.Note that even if the feature is removed, I plan to retain
test-fuzz
's recording of impl and non-impl concretizations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: