fix: non snake case warning#3454
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This should also fix #3078 |
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Do you still get lint warnings when accessing the generated fields? |
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Nope, no warnings |
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* fix: non-snake-case fields warning * cargo fmt
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* fix: non-snake-case fields warning * cargo fmt
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This fixes a rust-analyzer warning when a query has a non snake-case name. It simply adds a
#[allow(non_snake_case)]lint to the generated struct and variables.Fixes: #3361