Plugin lifetime was elided, fixes clippy warning.

[sporkmonger]

Fixing a clippy warning.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated method signatures in the configuration module to improve lifetime specifications and reference management.
  • Enhanced type safety for plugin resolution methods.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces lifetime-related modifications to method signatures in the Preset and Resource structs within the configuration module. Specifically, the changes update the return types of resolve_plugins and resolve_plugins_recursive methods to explicitly specify the lifetime of returned Plugin references. These adjustments aim to enhance type safety and clarify reference ownership by tying the returned references to the lifetime of the input configuration.

Changes

File	Change Summary
crates/config/src/config.rs	Updated method signatures for resolve_plugins and resolve_plugins_recursive to include explicit lifetime annotations for Plugin references

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References bound with meticulous care
Plugins resolved, no memory leak in sight
Explicit annotations shine so bright!
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crates/config/src/config.rs (3)

405-405: Explicit lifetime annotation ensures clarity and safety.

By returning Result<Vec<&'a Plugin>, ResolutionError> instead of eliding the lifetime, you're making it clear that the returned plugin references must not outlive the config passed in. This helps address clippy warnings and prevents potential misuse.

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415-415: Consistent lifetime usage.

Similarly, adding the explicit 'a lifetime in resolve_plugins_recursive matches the approach used in resolve_plugins, ensuring all returned references correctly correlate with the config lifetime.

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512-512: Uniform lifetime annotations across structs.

Applying the same explicit lifetime in Resource::resolve_plugins maintains consistency with the Preset struct methods, promoting clarity and preventing unforeseen reference invalidations. Good job ensuring consistency across the code.

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[dryrunsecurity]

DryRun Security Summary

The pull request focuses on improving the lifetime management of Plugin references in the Preset and Resource structs to enhance code safety and prevent potential memory-related vulnerabilities.

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Summary:

The code changes in this pull request appear to be focused on improving the lifetime management of the Plugin references in the Preset and Resource structs. The key changes involve updating the return types of the resolve_plugins functions to ensure that the references to the Plugin objects have the same lifetime as the Config object that is passed as a parameter.

These changes are likely to improve the safety and correctness of the code by preventing potential memory safety issues or dangling references. Ensuring proper lifetime management is an important consideration for application security, as it helps to mitigate common memory-related vulnerabilities.

Overall, this code change seems to be a straightforward improvement to the existing functionality and does not introduce any obvious security concerns. The changes are focused on enhancing the lifetime management of the Plugin references, which is a common concern in Rust code and an important aspect of application security.

Files Changed:

• crates/config/src/config.rs: The changes in this file update the return types of the Preset::resolve_plugins and Resource::resolve_plugins functions to ensure that the references to the Plugin objects have the same lifetime as the Config object that is passed as a parameter. This is an important change for improving the safety and correctness of the code.

Code Analysis

We ran 9 analyzers against 1 file and 0 analyzers had findings. 9 analyzers had no findings.

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[sporkmonger]

The failed dependency check will get ignored, that's fixed in #434.