If I do: ``` extern crate regex; fn main() { let s: String = regex::Regex::new("...").unwrap(); } ``` I get (as expected) an error (E0308 mismatched types) saying ... found type `regex::Regex`. However, if I instead do: ``` use regex; fn main() { let s: String = regex::Regex::new("...").unwrap(); } ``` I get an error saying ... found type `regex::re_unicode::Regex`. But regex::re_unicode is private. Observed with rustc 1.32.0-nightly (2018-11-15) with edition = "2018" and dependency of regex = "1.0".regex = "1.0" #21934 is tracking work on not exposing private types. Feel free to dupe against that if you like, but I thought I'd raise this separately since although not technically a regression (I was using the same compiler), it feels like the experience of using the newer 2018 style is worse for this particular case.
