derive-where

chore: Release derive-where version 1.6.1

Fixed

• Fix compilation when Clone + Copy or PartialEq + Eq where used with automatic bounds (#137 by spirali).

chore: Release derive-where version 1.6.0

Changed

• #[serde(...)] attributes are now allowed even when not deriving De/Serialize with #[derive_where(...)].

chore: Release derive-where version 1.5.0

Added

• no_drop item-level option to ZeroizeOnDrop which does not implement Drop but instead only asserts that every field implements ZeroizeOnDrop.
• Support deriving Serde's Deserialize and Serialize trait via Serde's own proc-macro.

Changed

• Error messages now point to crate features instead of reporting traits as unsupported.

Changed

• Remove unnecessary validation of the default discriminant type for enums.

Fixed

• Stop depending on unstable APIs for Eq for ZeroizeOnDrop.

Added

• Allow skipping fields for Clone, calling Default::default() instead. Note: Clone is excluded from blanket skipping and can only be used with selective skipping to avoid this being a breaking change.

Fixed

• Support skipping only some variants with Zeroize.

Added

• Allow lifetime for<'a, ...> bounds in non-bounded generic parameters.

Changed

• Use the Copy implementation for Clone and the Ord implementation for PartialOrd when custom bounds are present.

Fixed

• Support skipping only some variants with ZeroizeOnDrop.
• Only generate single call to zeroize() with ZeroizeOnDrop on multiple fields or variants.

Fixed

• Apply #[automatically_derived] to all generated implementations.

Fixed

• Use the Copy implementation for Clone only if no bounds are present.

Changed

• Use safe casting in PartialOrd and Ord implementations in more cases when possible.
• Avoid unnecessarily validating the default discriminant type in some cases.
• Apply default enum discriminant type validation to all representations and make it cross-edition safe.

Fixed

• Take representation into account when determining the discriminant type.

Changed

• Use stable methods to retrieve the discriminant in PartialOrd and Ord implementations. Safe methods used with the safe crate feature don't use recursive matches anymore, significantly improving the performance.

Fixed

• Don't use Ord in PartialOrd implementations if using any bounds.

Fixed

• Avoid collisions between field names and trait method parameters.

Changed

• PartialOrd implementations now use Ord if applicable.

Fixed

• Correctly handle raw identifiers in named fields.

Changed

• Updated syn to v2.
• Debug output of structs that skip fields appears non_exhaustive now.

Deprecated

• The crate attribute now takes a bare path instead of a path inside a string literal.

Added

• incomparable variant and item attribute for PartialEq and PartialOrd derives, yielding false on all comparisons but !=.

• No changes.

Fixed

• Support attribute evaluation, e.g. #[cfg(..)] on fields.

Changed

• Breaking Change: Upgraded MSRV to Rust 1.57.
• Upgraded to Rust edition 2021.
• Breaking Change: To prevent breaking invariants, skip groups were introduced: Debug, EqHashOrd, Hash and Zeroize.

Added

• Support ZeroizeOnDrop.

Changed

• Breaking Change: Changed to attribute instead of derive proc-macro.

Removed

• Breaking Change: Remove support for Zeroize(drop).

Added

• Initial release.