What problem does this solve or what need does it fill?
I want to initialize a state to an arbitrary state, not just default.
Right now I am using app.add_state::<MyState>()
What solution would you like?
Add a convenience method app.add_state(MyState::MyArbitraryState) to App
What alternative(s) have you considered?
I read through the motivation for the new state system but it doesn't mention why only the default trait is used for initialization. This seems like a clear win to me so I would be surprised at any objections.
What problem does this solve or what need does it fill?
I want to initialize a state to an arbitrary state, not just default.
Right now I am using
app.add_state::<MyState>()What solution would you like?
Add a convenience method
app.add_state(MyState::MyArbitraryState)toAppWhat alternative(s) have you considered?
I read through the motivation for the new state system but it doesn't mention why only the default trait is used for initialization. This seems like a clear win to me so I would be surprised at any objections.