ldproxy doesn't build under windows about embuild HOT 5 CLOSED

Ok woop I just managed to get the example to build under windows with the above changes so I'll put a pull request in for it
Just needed to patch the depends in the example to use my local version

Strangely enough I also had to add the following to the top of src/main.rs within rust-esp32-std-demo to get it to build.

use std::result::Result::Ok;

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See comment in #26

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yep closing this down as this seems to be a compiler bug

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I've re-opened this for now since it seems to be an issue also with the stable toolchain.
I think it's a combination of an issue with the use of preludes inside a macro

I'm going to see if I can also test this under ubuntu, since I've only tried building this under windows so far.

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Okay, I've dug into this and it seems that this comes from a regression of anyhow between version 1.0.43 and 1.0.49.

Specifically, they added a function Ok with this commit, and because we import everything with use anyhow::* the Ok function shadows the tuple variant Ok.

I opened an issue.

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