Summary
I tried to format this code:
pub(super) const ENCRYPTED_USERNAME_ENTROPY: [u8; usernames::constants::USERNAME_LINK_ENTROPY_SIZE] =
const_str::hex!("4302c613c092a51c5394becffeb6f697300a605348e93f03c3db95e0b03d28f1");
(don't worry, this is not sensitive entropy data, it was generated for a test case)
Expected behavior
I expected to get this, splitting after the colon:
pub(super) const ENCRYPTED_USERNAME_ENTROPY:
[u8; usernames::constants::USERNAME_LINK_ENTROPY_SIZE] =
const_str::hex!("4302c613c092a51c5394becffeb6f697300a605348e93f03c3db95e0b03d28f1");
Actual behavior
Instead, rustfmt did this, splitting the array type after the semicolon:
pub(super) const ENCRYPTED_USERNAME_ENTROPY: [u8;
usernames::constants::USERNAME_LINK_ENTROPY_SIZE] =
const_str::hex!("4302c613c092a51c5394becffeb6f697300a605348e93f03c3db95e0b03d28f1");
Configuration
None
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Playground rustfmt 1.9.0-stable, also 1.9.0-nightly (0e29c21d93 2026-07-21)
Summary
I tried to format this code:
(don't worry, this is not sensitive entropy data, it was generated for a test case)
Expected behavior
I expected to get this, splitting after the colon:
Actual behavior
Instead, rustfmt did this, splitting the array type after the semicolon:
Configuration
None
Meta
Playground rustfmt 1.9.0-stable, also 1.9.0-nightly (0e29c21d93 2026-07-21)