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Previously, struct field idents would be written directly into the output buffer. Now, the write_identifier method is used to apply the usual logic and serialize as raw ident if characters are found to not be a valid regular identifier. Fixes #322
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I think we haven't had a breaking change, but I'm not actually sure. Should we do a 0.7 release instead? |
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Backport (#323): Serialize struct idents with Serializer::write_identifier
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Previously, struct field idents would be written directly into the
output buffer.
Now, the write_identifier method is used to apply the usual logic
and serialize as raw ident if characters are found to not be a valid
regular identifier.
Fixes #322