Fix incorrect #[inline(always = true)] syntax#1
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JonathanBrouwer wants to merge 1 commit intoaalexandrov:mainfrom
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Fix incorrect #[inline(always = true)] syntax#1JonathanBrouwer wants to merge 1 commit intoaalexandrov:mainfrom
#[inline(always = true)] syntax#1JonathanBrouwer wants to merge 1 commit intoaalexandrov:mainfrom
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Hi there!
The Rust compiler accidentally accepted certain invalid forms of the
#[inline]attribute.This is being fixed in this change to the Rust compiler: rust-lang/rust#155193
Because the change will break this project, I'm submitting a fix PR as a courtesy, this should make sure your project continues to build correctly on new versions of Rust