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Rust update: Remove proc and implementation of AnyRefExt for static NetworkStream - #198
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Rust update: Remove proc and implementation of AnyRefExt for static NetworkStream
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proc()has been replaced withmove ||, or sometimesmove|:|(#19338)self.get_type_id() == TypeId::of::<T>()requires a staticNetworkStream. I'm not sure about the source of this or if it's a good solution... What do you think?I'm submitting this in advance, even if the tests will fail to compile due to the
curldependency. I tried to fix that one too, but it would just give me poetry and I ran out of time for today.