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Think I just ran into a wart in Rust. Luckily I've got the time and enough experience at this point to know I'll be able to solve this, but others might not. Basically it's this: let foo = match bar { Some(bar) => bar, None => &make_bar()?, } where `bar` is borrowed.
Here's a reasonably long thread on a similiar situation from 2015: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/really-basic-lifetimes-in-match/2040 …. Using `.unwrap_or()` seems okay, but like takes 5 lines and has overhead. `unwrap_or_else()` doesn't work with error handling :( Could also use a closure inside both branches, but yuk.
What I really want is for the lifetime to be passed from the closure while the borrow holds. But blocks force a `Drop` which means the original value is gone. I don't know what the right solution is. Would love to hear if someone has a good idea on how to tackle this.
Use a Cow :( would be great if we could promote that lifetime of the None branch since it’s all in the same stack frame
Ohh, thanks! I'll give that a shot! - Have never used Cow before, so that's a fun excuse to actually try it :D Partly sad this isn't a better experience yet, but also a bit relieved I didn't miss something obvious haha.
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