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Similarly to `or` for Rust's options, this patch provides a way to 'override' the value of a Yaml node if it's some form of error.
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looks like checks are failing --- tests pass on my machine, so I'm not entirely sure what's going on there. Looking at the logs, it looks like the windows-gnu builds are failing due to a missing mingw build, though I'm not familiar with this CI system and don't really know how to fix that. |
Allow the usage of `or` without consuming self. This can be useful for pipelines that maintain some sort of owned state.
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FWIW I've merged this into my fork: https://github.com/davvid/yaml-rust/ |
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Similarly to
orfor Rust's options, this patch provides a way to 'override' the value of a Yaml node if it's some form of error.It's a pretty small patch: if this type of albeit trivial manipulation is beyond the scope of the library, feel free not to merge! Thanks!