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Use destructuring to avoid issues like this in the future
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I like this approach. We should also do the destructuring idea for cases like our Hash trait impls, where it's also easy to miss those when adding new fields. |
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This pull request fixes a bug where vector_data was not being merged in RenderMetadata::merge. The change also refactors the merge function to use destructuring, which is a great way to ensure that future additions to RenderMetadata will cause a compile error if not handled in merge, preventing similar bugs. I've kept the suggestion for a small simplification to the extend calls for better conciseness, as it does not conflict with any provided rules.
A change to the document metadata struct in #3727 added a new field which was then not part of the new metadata merge function introduced in render output caching pr and was missed during the rebase process. To avoid issues like this in the future, we are now destructuring the metadata struct so we get compiler warnings if the fields are modified again.
Fixes: #3807