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WorkerSettings: Add disableLiburing option (enable_liburing in Rust) #1442
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WorkerSettings: Add disableLiburing option
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fix Rust
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I shouldn't write more code today
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make some existing tests disable liburing
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Update rust/src/worker.rs
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stop please
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are you happy now Rust???
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Settings.cpp: assert that value is given for those command line argum…
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Force command line argument value
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fixes
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just testing
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revert test
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@nazar-pc, despite this works at intended (default settings are used but
enable_liburing
which is set tofalse
instead), is this correct idiomatic syntax in Rust?In Node the default object must be added first, then those fields whose value must be different:
It surprises me that in Rust it works if the changes are added first before the object with default values.
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It is, I believe
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should be used at the very end, I don't think it compiles otherwise at allThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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Ok. For me idiomatic would be "here some values and after them those that override them" but it's ok. Rust guys have their own anti idiomatic concept of what idiomatic should mean.