Implement/derive Eq+PartialEq for more types #137
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kailan
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Sep 13, 2021
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@kailan can you please merge this, ugh I'd hate having to fork this crate. |
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@bsodmike I'm not a maintainer unfortunately |
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This PR is very similar to #128 and can replace it, because it also implements/derives Eq+PartialEq traits for more (I think all) public types. Reasons for this are the same as in #128, but I applied them to more types.
The main types where I think that is useful (apart from
Mime) areMediaTypeandMediaRange(to allowmatching them and using them in structs that also want to implementEq) andParseError(to allowmatchingspecific errors), but I hope adding Eq+PartialEq to more types won't hurt.