Use define instead of #![deny(warning)] #1290
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Setting #![deny(warnings) in the source can cause josh fail to build on different versions of rustc. This way we only ensure there are no warnings on our "officially supported" rustc version, but allow building on other versions as well. Change: warnings
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Setting #![deny(warnings) in the source can cause josh fail to build on different versions of rustc.
This way we only ensure there are no warnings on our "officially supported" rustc version, but allow building on other versions as well.
Change: warnings