Trim space off the return type before continuing #1487
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My nightly compiler has a space at the end that the stable compiler doesn't. This will trim space, if it exists, before removing the generic bracket, which will work for both stable and current nightly, future stable. In the future this may be worth doing a trim on "> " but I don't reckon today is that day. Signed-off-by: Paul R. Tagliamonte <[email protected]>
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after landing this i'd love to publish a new version of derive-docs since we use this from crates from inside the repo |
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My nightly compiler has a space at the end that the stable compiler doesn't. This will trim space, if it exists, before removing the generic bracket, which will work for both stable and current nightly, future stable.
In the future this may be worth doing a trim on "> " but I don't reckon today is that day.