Bugfix/73/whitelist variant attributes to copy #82
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Feels super reasonable! Thanks for the PR! |
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@Peternator7 Any chance you could do a release with this fix? I happen to need it :) thank you! |
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Whitelist attributes to copy across from main enum variants to discriminant enum variants.
Currently the whitelist is:
"doc", "cfg", "allow", "deny".Fixes #73
A potential extension (not implemented, but would fix #41) is to allow a
#[strum_discriminant(..)attribute on each variant, and pass through everything within the.., flattening away thestrum_discriminantlayer, and making sure to override any of the whitelisted attributes if present.