Make publicly exported types implement Debug trait #141
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It seems to have become common practice for publicly exported types in a library to implement the Debug trait. Doing so potentially simplifies trouble shooting in client code directly but it also is a requirement in case said client code embeds such objects and wants the wrappers to implement this trait. For a deeper discussion of this topic please refer to rust-lang/rust#32054 To that end, this change adjust all publicly exported types to derive from Debug. It also adds a crate wide lint enforcing this constraint.
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This would have helped me a lot before when I had to debug my theming configuration code. |
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It seems to have become common practice for publicly exported types in a
library to implement the Debug trait. Doing so potentially simplifies
trouble shooting in client code directly but it also is a requirement in
case said client code embeds such objects and wants the wrappers to
implement this trait. For a deeper discussion of this topic please refer
to rust-lang/rust#32054
To that end, this change adjust all publicly exported types to derive
from Debug. It also adds a crate wide lint enforcing this constraint.