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It checks 2 things. 1) The input is a supported derive 2) The given identifier is the same as the fully qualified target trait. The latter makes sure that the trait for derive is included in the scope. Part of #4704 Here's an expanded example of how we assert traits: ```rust const _:() = { { trait AssertionTrait: ::oxc_allocator::CloneIn<'static> {} impl<T: CloneIn<'static>> AssertionTrait for T {} }; }; ``` It makes sure `CloneIn` is the same as `::oxc_allocator::CloneIn` and more importantly requires the user to include the trait if they wish to use it with `generate_derive`. It also provides LSP jump to definition. |
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| oxc | ||
| oxc_allocator | ||
| oxc_ast | ||
| oxc_ast_macros | ||
| oxc_cfg | ||
| oxc_codegen | ||
| oxc_diagnostics | ||
| oxc_index | ||
| oxc_isolated_declarations | ||
| oxc_js_regex | ||
| oxc_language_server | ||
| oxc_linter | ||
| oxc_macros | ||
| oxc_mangler | ||
| oxc_minifier | ||
| oxc_module_lexer | ||
| oxc_parser | ||
| oxc_prettier | ||
| oxc_semantic | ||
| oxc_sourcemap | ||
| oxc_span | ||
| oxc_syntax | ||
| oxc_transformer | ||
| oxc_traverse | ||
| oxc_wasm | ||