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It may be easier to understand the examples if they don't show both distage
and BIO
at the same time, so we may want to have a variant of distage-example
that uses just distage
alone, using a monomorphic effect type everywhere.
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Feature Request
Crates
tracing-core
Motivation
The
Collect
trait currently has several methods with default implementations that return anOption
or some other "empty" or "default" type. In many cases, this isn't because it makes sense for those methods to be optional, but because they were added after v0.1.0 was released and making them mandatory would have been a