At which point you wouldn't have written this bug in the first place; or the warnings would trigger immediately, you'd change _ to an actual variable and then remove the warning pragmas because now you don't assign to _.
`Poll` is marked `#[must_use]` so if you were assigning to something other than `_` you'd get a warning that you're ignoring the `Pending` path. The Clippy lint is only for `_` which Rust considers a use by default.
Not really. If I'm using a linter, I go and configure the strictest possible ruleset, and only disable rules when justified on a need-by-need basis. It's just a matter of discipline.
Hence ‘sadly’. IMNSHO both of these (or at least _untyped) should be enabled by default. Untyped `let _` is too big a footgun during refactorings.
At which point you wouldn't have written this bug in the first place; or the warnings would trigger immediately, you'd change _ to an actual variable and then remove the warning pragmas because now you don't assign to _.
`Poll` is marked `#[must_use]` so if you were assigning to something other than `_` you'd get a warning that you're ignoring the `Pending` path. The Clippy lint is only for `_` which Rust considers a use by default.
Not really. If I'm using a linter, I go and configure the strictest possible ruleset, and only disable rules when justified on a need-by-need basis. It's just a matter of discipline.