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refactor: Use &self instead of &mut when possible #1045

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@kdy1 kdy1 commented Jun 3, 2023

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This is required for #1042, which requires to recurse into self.

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@kdy1 kdy1 changed the title refactor: Use &self instead of &mut where possible refactor: Use &self instead of &mut when possible Jun 3, 2023
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kdy1 commented Jun 3, 2023

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I did lots of work, but I'm stuck. I may need to split all call/new into & and &mut, because of the reevaluation logic. The reevaluation logic uses ValidateWith::validate_with, which takes &mut. I can't use & for ValidateWith::validate_with because of other constraints like interop with Visit.

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