Bug in grmtools documentation - traits not displaying required method names about grmtools HOT 12 CLOSED

I see the same. Lord alone knows what's caused that! I'll try causing a doc rebuild and see if it fixes it.

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"Latest release" is 0.13.1 (at the moment!); "master" is the tip of the github repo. In general, you probably want "latest release".

[I still think the "master" documentation shouldn't be broken, as people do read it. But I've not got any obvious ideas for fixing it right now!]

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And fixed -- thanks both for pointing this out and bearing with me while I wrapped my head around what the issue was!

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Looking a little further, this appears to only be affecting the lrpar crate for the master release, not latest.

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That didn't fix it. @ratmice I don't suppose you have any ideas? If not, I'll do an in-depth investigation tomorrow.

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Could it be an issue with rust doc nightly versions? Looking at the doc pages it looks like master is being built with rustdoc 1.69.0-nightly (4507fdaaa 2023-02-18) but latest is using rust doc 1.69.0-nightly (d7948c843 2023-01-26). The master docs are also missing the rust doc toolbar at the top. Maybe pinning rust doc would fix it

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Also sorry I'm a little unclear on how latest and master differ/what they both build from

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I can reproduce it locally using RUSTDOCFLAGS="-Dwarnings" cargo +nightly doc --no-deps which adds the +nightly flag to the command line used in .buildbot.sh. While everything works fine without the +nightly.

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@ratmice You're a genius -- I was looking in the wrong place until you pointed out this is "nightly" related. I'll do the fix now; it'll take someone until tomorrow to review it (we have a post-PR snare script that uploads the docs to github which, embarrassingly, I'd completely forgotten about). With luck this will be fixed in about 12 hours from now!

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Ace, thank you!

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Actually Ben was the first to point out nightly, credit where credit is due!

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Mea culpa! Let's say the one safe thing is that I made several mistakes :p

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