Import everything from the parent scope in derives #113
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113: Import everything from the parent scope in derives r=Ogeon a=Ogeon This removes the warnings without breaking anything that wasn't broken before. Turns out that `extern crate` in a function scope has some strange behaviors, so I'm not going to do the function change just yet. I will change #111 not be about the hygiene warning, but just un-breaking cases where `#[derive(...)]` is already broken. Co-authored-by: Erik Hedvall <erikwhedvall@gmail.com>
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This removes the warnings without breaking anything that wasn't broken before. Turns out that
extern cratein a function scope has some strange behaviors, so I'm not going to do the function change just yet. I will change #111 not be about the hygiene warning, but just un-breaking cases where#[derive(...)]is already broken.