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-=The
-=operator was incorrectly changed to truncate bits that didn't correspond to valid flags in2.3.0. This hasbeen fixed up so it once again behaves the same as
-anddifference.Changes to
!The
!operator previously calledSelf::from_bits_truncate, which would truncate any bits that only partiallyoverlapped with a valid flag. It will now use
bits & Self::all().bits(), so any bits that overlap any bitsspecified by any flag will be respected. This is unlikely to have any practical implications, but enables defining
a flag like
const ALL = !0as a way to signal that any bit pattern is a known set of flags.Changes to formatting
Zero-valued flags will never be printed. You'll either get
0x0for empty flags using debug formatting, or theset of flags with zero-valued flags omitted for others.
Composite flags will no longer be redundantly printed if there are extra bits to print at the end that don't correspond
to a valid flag.
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BitFlagstrait deprecated in favor ofFlagstraitThis release introduces the
Flagstrait and deprecates theBitFlagstrait. These two traits are semver compatible so if you have public API code depending onBitFlagsyou can move toFlagswithout breaking end-users. This is possible because theBitFlagstrait was never publicly implementable, so it now carriesFlagsas a supertrait. All implementations ofFlagsadditionally implementBitFlags.The
Flagstrait is a publicly implementable version of the oldBitFlagstrait. The originalBitFlagstrait carried some macro baggage that made it difficult to implement, so a newFlagstrait has been introduced as the One True Trait for interacting with flags types generically. See the themacro_freeandcustom_deriveexamples for more details.Bitstrait publicly exposedThe
Bitstrait for the underlying storage of flags values is also now publicly implementable. This lets you define your own exotic backing storage for flags. See thecustom_bits_typeexample for more details.What's Changed
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This release includes some major changes over
1.x. If you usebitflags!types in your public API then upgrading this library may cause breakage in your downstream users.⚠️ Serialization
You'll need to add the
serdeCargo feature in order to#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)]on your generated flags types:where
Tis the underlying bits type you're using, such asu32.The default serialization format with
serdehas changed if you#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)]on your generated flags types. It will now use a formatted string for human-readable formats and the underlying bits type for compact formats.To keep the old format, see the https://github.com/KodrAus/bitflags-serde-legacy library.
⚠️ Traits
Generated flags types now derive fewer traits. If you need to maintain backwards compatibility, you can derive the following yourself:
⚠️ Methods
The unsafe
from_bits_uncheckedmethod is now a safefrom_bits_retainmethod.You can add the following method to your generated types to keep them compatible:
where
Tis the underlying bits type you're using, such asu32.⚠️
.bitsfieldYou can now use the
.bits()method instead of the old.bits.The representation of generated flags types has changed from a struct with the single field
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Okby @konsumlamm in https://github.com/bitflags/bitflags/pull/266Debugimplementation by @konsumlamm in https://github.com/bitflags/bitflags/pull/268New Contributors
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borshfeature withBorshSerializeandBorshDeserializeimpls. (#525)Assignimpls forHashSetoperators. (#529)Defaultimpls for iterator types. (#542)HashTable::iter_hash{,_mut}methods. (#549)Hash{Table,Map,Set}::allocation_sizemethods. (#553)DebugandFusedIteratorfor allHashTableiterators. (#561)Iterator::foldfor allHashTableiterators. (#561)Changed
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RawTable::data_startnow returns aNonNullto matchRawTable::data_end. (#387)RawIter::{reflect_insert, reflect_remove}are now unsafe. (#429)RawTable::find_potentialis renamed tofind_or_find_insert_slotand returns anInsertSlot. (#429)RawTable::removenow also returns anInsertSlot. (#429)InsertSlotcan be used to insert an element withRawTable::insert_in_slot. (#429)RawIterHashno longer has a lifetime tied to that of theRawTable. (#427)HashSet::raw_tablehave been relaxed to not requireEq + Hash. (#423)EntryRef::and_replace_entry_withandOccupiedEntryRef::replace_entry_withwere changed to give a
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This release contains a batch of syntax tree improvements to incorporate ongoing Rust language development from the past 3.5 years since syn 1.
It never seems like an ideal time to finalize a syntax tree design, considering the frankly alarming number of syntax-disrupting language features currently in flight: keyword generics, restrictions, capabilities and contexts, conditional constness, new varieties of literals, dyn revamp such as explicitly dyn-safe traits and dyn-star, expression syntax in various phases of being added or being torn out (const blocks, try blocks, raw references), auto traits and negative impls, generalizations to higher rank trait bounds, async closures and static async trait methods, postfix keywords, pattern types, return type notation, unsafe attributes, …
The plan continues to be the same as laid out originally in the 1.0.0 release announcement:
If anything, the takeaway from the 3.5 year longevity of syn 1 is that this period was tamer from a language development perspective than anticipated, but that is unlikely to last and I think around 24 months is still the correct cadence to expect between releases going forward.
[API documentation for 2.0]
Breaking changes
Expressions
Support for
box exprsyntax has been deleted, as it has been deleted recently from rustc.Support for type ascription syntax
expr: Typein expression position has been deleted.Support for unstable
&raw const exprraw-pointer reference syntax has been deleted.The representation of generic arguments has been unified between method calls and non-method paths into a single
GenericArgumenttype, which supersedes the previousGenericMethodArgumentandMethodTurbofish.Generic arguments now distinguish between associated types (
AssocType) and associated constant values (AssocConst). Previously these would be parsed ambiguously asBinding.The binary assignment operators in
BinOphave been renamed to align with the naming used by the standard library'score::opsmodule's traits. For exampleBinOp::AddEqis now calledBinOp::AddAssign.Expr::Structstruct construction expressions now support structs which are a variant of an enum associated type of a trait, as in<Type as Trait>::Assoc::Variant { ... }, which has recently been added to Rust.Expr::Rangenow follows thestartandendnaming used by the standard library'sRangeBoundstrait, rather thanfrom/toorlo/hi.Expr::AssignOphas been merged intoExpr::Binary, which now represents both non-assignment and assignment binary operators.Stricter parsing of ranges. None of the following are valid expressions, but were previously accepted by syn:
..=,lo..=,...,...hi,lo...,lo...hi.Expr::Closurenow includes a representation forfor<...>lifetimes.Statements
Variants
Stmt::Expr(tail-position expression without trailing semicolon) andStmt::Semi(non-tail expression with trailing semicolon) have been combined intoStmt::Exprwith the optional semicolon represented byOption<Token![;]>.The syntax tree for
Stmt::Localhas been extended to handlelet/elsesyntax.Macros in statement position are now uniformly parsed as
Stmt::Macro. Previously these would be disambiguated toStmt::Item, although it was ambiguous whether a macro in statement position would expand to an item (likethread_local! { ... }) vs an expression (likeprintln! { ... }).Patterns
Pattern parsing for all the different syntactic positions in which patterns are allowed has been split into
Pat::parse_single(for function- and closure-argument position, where top-level|is not allowed),Pat::parse_multi(where|is allowed) andPat::parse_multi_with_leading_vert(for the pattern of match arms, which allow an optional leading|). Previously only a singleparsebehavior was supported and behaved like the newparse_single.The
Patsyntax tree now shares more common data structures with theExprsyntax tree where possible, such as for literals, paths, macros, and ranges in pattern position.Parsing of struct field patterns does a better job rejecting bogus syntax such as
Struct { 0 asdf }andStruct { ref mut 0: asdf }, which were previously incorrectly accepted.Pat::Rangenow supports one-sided ranges by representing the start and end bound of the range byOption<Expr>.Pat::Structkeeps track of attributes on the optional.."rest" part of the pattern, as inlet Struct { x, #[cfg(any())] .. } = _;.Parsing unary negation now enforces that only literal patterns can be unarily negated. For example
-self::CONSTand-const { 0i32 }are not valid syntax in pattern position.Pat::TupleStructno longer wraps a value of typePatTuplebut represents that information in its fields directly.A single parenthesized pattern without trailing comma inside the parentheses is no longer considered a
Pat::Tuple, it will be parsed asPat::Paren.One-sided range patterns are no longer allowed inside of slice patterns.
[lo..]and[..=hi]are not considered valid pattern syntax by Rust.Items
Typed
selfin a method signature, such asself: Pin<&mut Self>, will now be parsed asFnArg::Receiver. This meansself, whether with or without an explicit type, is always treated as aReceiver. Previously only the&selfand&mut selfshorthand receivers were parsed asReceiver.TraitItem::MethodandImplItem::Methodhave been renamed toTraitItem::FnandImplItem::Fn, as they do not necessarily represent methods if the function signature contains noself.Item::Macro2has been deleted as "macros 2.0" syntax is no longer considered on track for stabilization.Various item kinds now hold
Genericswhich didn't used to have them.The variadic argument of an extern function signature can now be given an optional parameter name.
WherePredicate::Eqis no longer supported.Visibility::Crateis no longer supported. This syntax has been removed from rustc.Public visibility is now represented by a single
Token![pub]token rather than the oldVisPublicstruct.LifetimeDefis now calledLifetimeParam. This name makes more sense in the context of theGenericParamenum (which also includesTypeParamandConstParam), and is the name that the Rust Reference uses.Modules and extern blocks (
Item::ModandItem::ForeignMod) can now be markedunsafe.Attributes
The syntax tree for
Attributehas been redesigned. The new API better accommodates attributes which mix structured and unstructured content at different levels of nesting.AttributeArgshas been removed. UsePunctuated<Meta, Token![,]>.For parsing attribute contents,
parse_meta()is superseded by a new parsing library calledsyn::meta, and theparse_nested_metamethod onAttribute.Tokens
In string literals, the handling of non-ASCII whitespace after trailing
\now matches what is implemented by rustc. Space, horizontal tab, line feed, and carriage return are the only 4 whitespace characters which are supposed to be stripped from the beginning of the next line.The delimiter tokens
syn::token::Paren,Bracket, andBracenow store 2 spans (the open and close punctuation separately) rather than just 1. Use.join()to obtain a singleSpanspanning the whole group.Keyword construction now requires a single span; an array of 1 span is no longer accepted. Use
Tokeninstead ofToken.Some token types have been renamed to conform with terminology used by the Rust Reference. These are
Add->Plus,Bang->Not,Colon2->PathSep,Div->Slash,Dot2->DotDot,Dot3->DotDotDot,Rem->Percent, andSub->Minus.More
Several enums have been made
#[non_exhaustive]in anticipation of upcoming language changes. This includesWherePredicate,Lit, andGenericArgument.The
impl Extend<Pair<T, P>> for Punctuated<T, P>now requiresP: Defaultand will push a default punctuation between the pre-existing elements and the new ones, if there is not already a trailing punctuation. Previously it would panic in this situation.ParseStream::parse_terminatednow takes a peek-style punctuation argument instead of turbofish. Replaceinput.parse_terminated::<_, Token![,]>(Thing::parse)withinput.parse_terminated(Thing::parse, Token![,]).Configuration
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