feat: Add must_use to update_user functions
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pjenvey
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Jan 10, 2024
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The plain #[must_use] unfortunately doesn't do it for wrapper types: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71873348/how-to-make-the-inner-value-of-a-result-must-use
I mentioned in the bug that this would require the use of something like a MustUse<T> wrapper type to enforce the usage of the actual bool. Admittedly this is a bit annoying but this issue isn't high priority either.
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I'll convert this to a draft so that it's no longer a priority for review. |
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Closes SYNC-3983