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Savefile uses a whole lot of attributes right now, all with the prefix 'savefile_' in their names.
It would probably be better if instead the attribute was called 'savefile', and then different arguments to this single attribute were used.
This would be a breaking change without a huge tangible benefit. There are a few ways forward
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Are you talking about a similar approach to serde, as outlined here? That would certainly make it look much cleaner.
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Yes, something like:
#[savefile(versions="1..")]
instead of today's:
#[savefile_versions="1.."]
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Savefile uses a whole lot of attributes right now, all with the prefix 'savefile_' in their names.
It would probably be better if instead the attribute was called 'savefile', and then different arguments to this single attribute were used.
This would be a breaking change without a huge tangible benefit. There are a few ways forward
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: