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Note: I don't mean the first section which looks like rust code, but I mean the section below which essentially repeats the fields.
Confirmed to exist at least with Firefox 47.0 and rustdoc 1.11.0-nightly (915b003e3 2016-06-02), as well as whatever rustdoc has been used to generate above doc.
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@steveklabnik regarding your question in #34234 : I've done a nightly "bisect" using rustup override, and the last nightly that worked was 6e00b5556 2016-05-29, the first with the bug was 601eb13dc 2016-05-31.
So there are 46 possible commits which could have introduced the regression.
Also note that the 05-29 version hasn't listed the types of the fields, whereas the 05-31 version does list them. Maybe this is related.
If you look at the rustdoc generated page for structs with public fields, there is a
Field
section which lists all the fields.There is no newline separation between the fields. They look crammed up, and reading them is very unergonomic.
See this example: https://doc.rust-lang.org/libc/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/libc/struct.Dl_info.html
Note: I don't mean the first section which looks like rust code, but I mean the section below which essentially repeats the fields.
Confirmed to exist at least with Firefox 47.0 and
rustdoc 1.11.0-nightly (915b003e3 2016-06-02)
, as well as whatever rustdoc has been used to generate above doc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: