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router::path! allows literal instead of a string literal #38

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pksunkara opened this issue Apr 18, 2021 · 0 comments
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router::path! allows literal instead of a string literal #38

pksunkara opened this issue Apr 18, 2021 · 0 comments
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C: router Context: Router library D1: trivial Difficulty: Trivial to implement for beginners E: rust External: Rust T: quality Type: Code quality improvment U5: maybe Urgency: Maybe W: external Waiting: External

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While we do check the types during compilation and it results in an error, I still think this is something that would need to be fixed to improve correctness and quality of the code.

@pksunkara pksunkara added E: rust External: Rust C: router Context: Router library D1: trivial Difficulty: Trivial to implement for beginners U5: maybe Urgency: Maybe T: quality Type: Code quality improvment W: external Waiting: External labels Apr 18, 2021
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C: router Context: Router library D1: trivial Difficulty: Trivial to implement for beginners E: rust External: Rust T: quality Type: Code quality improvment U5: maybe Urgency: Maybe W: external Waiting: External
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