The `std` feature is not discoverable (was: `FromBitsError` doesn't implement `Error`)
enumflags2 uses FromBitsError for the error for TryFrom, but the struct doesnt implement std::error::Error which makes it unwieldy to use, for example with the ? operator or a diagnostics package like Miette
45 | pub struct FromBitsError<T: BitFlag> {
| ------------------------------------ doesn't satisfy `_: Error`
|
= note: the following trait bounds were not satisfied:
`FromBitsError<DDSPixelFormatFlags>: std::error::Error`
which is required by `Result<BitFlags<DDSPixelFormatFlags, u32>, FromBitsError<DDSPixelFormatFlags>>: IntoDiagnostic<BitFlags<DDSPixelFormatFlags, u32>, FromBitsError<DDSPixelFormatFlags>>`
You need to enable the std feature on enumflags2. Though, good point, this is not entirely discoverable, and perhaps the feature should be enabled by default.
Marking this as breaking change, as enabling the std feature by default would require action from everyone who's using the library on #![no_std]
Makes sense. I think it really just needs a more helpful error message but that's more a complaint for the rust compiler team