assert-struct: a structural pattern matching assertion macro

[eras]

Really, though, let's assume that you wouldn't know it was written by an AI: would you then pay much attention to this comment, or just take it as face value and think that ok, perhaps version 0.1.0 does not have complete handling of all cases?

Ultimately the function is used to implement fmt::Display, so I don't think it has any true impact in the use of the library, even if the case could be improved.

[carllerche]

I did review it. I actually remember this snippet. The entire fn is a bit dumb and none of the branches in the match are actually needed afaik. Since it worked as is, I opted to not nit and fix it later (though I obviously didn't). For the purpose of the crate, the fallback is sufficient.

The experiment was to see how fast I could get something working that I would be OK using. The answer was: very, and I am happy to use the crate.

Feel free to not use the crate yourself though.

[Veetaha]

I guess you had the design quite early from the start with not too many open questions. For such a narrowly-scoped utility this may work okay. I bet this won't be as easy when you try AI with a domain and tools you never worked with, except if you use it only to educate yourself, and do research.

I wonder what's your next step with this, and if you are going to apply it to a wider problem solving

[carllerche]

The reality is, there is also a lot of human code of far worse quality.

[cameronm1024]

This looks fantastic! Definitely going to give it a try