Add explicit lifetimes to Executor::init. #6893
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@bors: r+ Ah yeah this is expected in the sense that some methods on Context got more restrictive in terms of lifetime requirements, and dep_targets was one of them. This represents what we are actually handing executors and makes sense it's be required to call further methods |
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Add explicit lifetimes to Executor::init. Since the unit interner was added in #6867, I am getting a strange borrow check error compiling RLS with the latest Cargo (that is, linking rls with the new cargo). Adding explicit lifetimes to the `Executor::init` function seems to fix the problem. I don't 100% understand the error, because none of the relevant function or type signatures changed in that PR. The only thing that gives me a clue is [this change](https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/6867/files#diff-0bb62cb712c0811a17d7a726e068bf65L112) to `BuildPlan::add` which does something similar, but that is not directly called by RLS. The error looks like this: ``` error[E0623]: lifetime mismatch --> rls/src/build/cargo_plan.rs:149:24 | 126 | unit: &Unit<'_>, | -------- these two types are declared with different lifetimes... 127 | cx: &Context<'_, '_>, | --------------- ... 149 | let units = cx.dep_targets(unit); | ^^^^^^^^^^^ ...but data from `unit` flows into `cx` here ``` I generally don't like making changes if I don't understand them, but I'm a little stumped here how this is happening even though everything is defined with the same (`'a`) lifetime. This unblocks updating RLS to the latest Cargo.
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Since the unit interner was added in #6867, I am getting a strange borrow check error compiling RLS with the latest Cargo (that is, linking rls with the new cargo). Adding explicit lifetimes to the
Executor::initfunction seems to fix the problem. I don't 100% understand the error, because none of the relevant function or type signatures changed in that PR. The only thing that gives me a clue is this change toBuildPlan::addwhich does something similar, but that is not directly called by RLS.The error looks like this:
I generally don't like making changes if I don't understand them, but I'm a little stumped here how this is happening even though everything is defined with the same (
'a) lifetime.This unblocks updating RLS to the latest Cargo.