@ashleygwilliams mentioned this in her talk today; #[allow(bad_style)] is a rather rebuke-y shame-y annotation on code.
While we do want people to use proper style, it's a useful tool whilst learning to be able to turn off all the extra friction that you deal with that you don't have to. Let's be nicer about it; could we rename this to nonstandard_style and keep bad_style as a backcompat alias?
Unsure if this requires an RFC.
@ashleygwilliams mentioned this in her talk today;
#[allow(bad_style)]is a rather rebuke-y shame-y annotation on code.While we do want people to use proper style, it's a useful tool whilst learning to be able to turn off all the extra friction that you deal with that you don't have to. Let's be nicer about it; could we rename this to
nonstandard_styleand keepbad_styleas a backcompat alias?Unsure if this requires an RFC.