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std::vec::IntoIter::as_mut_slice
borrows &self
, returns &mut
of contents.
#39465
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Issue: A soundness hole (worst kind of bug), see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundness
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Awesome! |
I suggest we change it to &mut and run it through crater to see the impact. We can change it or immediately deprecate it. We can make a point release or wait until 1.16. |
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This was intended to require `&mut self`, not `&self`, otherwise it's unsound! Closes rust-lang#39465
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std: Fix IntoIter::as_mut_slice's signature This was intended to require `&mut self`, not `&self`, otherwise it's unsound! Closes #39465
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This was intended to require `&mut self`, not `&self`, otherwise it's unsound! Closes rust-lang#39465
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This was intended to require `&mut self`, not `&self`, otherwise it's unsound! Closes rust-lang#39465
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This was intended to require `&mut self`, not `&self`, otherwise it's unsound! Closes rust-lang#39465
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/u/dbaupp
on reddit points out that this method can be called multiple times and result in getting multiple&mut [T]
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