Negative coverage: loan_cannot_outlive_universal_regions / loan_not_required_by_universal_regions / premise if outlived_by_loan.iter().all(\|p\| match p { // If ’0: Tthen’0must hold for entire fn body... Parameter::Ty(_) => false, Parameter::Lt(lt) => match lt.as_ref() { // If’0: ’staticthen’0must hold for entire fn body... Lt::Static => false, // If’0: ’afor some lifetime parameter’a, then ’0must hold for entire fn body... Lt::Variable(Variable::UniversalVar(_)) => false, // If’0: ’1, that's fine. Lt::Variable(Variable::ExistentialVar(_)) => true, Lt::Variable(Variable::BoundVar(_)) => panic!("cannot outlive a bound var"), // Erased lifetimes are used in codegen; treat like existential. Lt::Erased => true, }, // Not really clear what this would mean Parameter::Const(_) => panic!("cannot outlive a constant"), })

Premise at line 1267. Observed failure causes: if_false.

6 tests failed proving this premise:

Source location: src/test_util.rs:516 (all coverage from this test)

#[test]
fn rustc_expectation_is_independent_of_borrowck_modes() {
    let before = rustc_runs();
    FormalityTest::new(NLL_ONLY_ERROR)
        .rustc_err(expect_test::expect![[r#"
            error[E0499]: cannot borrow `*m` as mutable more than once at a time
             --> lib.rs
              |
            3 | pub fn foo<'a00>(mut m: &'a00 mut Map) -> &'a00 mut Map {
              |            ---- lifetime `'a00` defined here
            4 |     {
            5 |         let mut n: &'_ mut Map = &mut *m;
              |                                  ------- first mutable borrow occurs here
            6 |         if false {
            7 |             return n;
              |                    - returning this value requires that `*m` is borrowed for `'a00`
            8 |         } else {
            9 |             let mut o: &'_ mut Map = &mut *m;
              |                                      ^^^^^^^ second mutable borrow occurs here

            For more information about this error, try `rustc --explain E0499`.
            error: could not compile `Foo` (lib) due to 1 previous error
        "#]])
        .borrowck_err(BorrowCheckFailure::Nll, expect_test::expect![[r#"
            the rule "borrow of disjoint places" at (nll.rs) failed because
              condition evaluated to false: `place_disjoint_from_place(&loan.place, &access.place)`
                &loan.place = *(m : &!lt_1 mut Map) : <&!lt_1 mut Map as Derefable>::Target
                &access.place = *(m : &!lt_1 mut Map) : <&!lt_1 mut Map as Derefable>::Target

            the rule "loan_cannot_outlive" at (nll.rs) failed because
              condition evaluated to false: `!outlived_by_loan.contains(&lifetime.upcast())`
                outlived_by_loan = {!lt_1, ?lt_2, ?lt_3}
                &lifetime.upcast() = !lt_1

            the rule "loan_not_required_by_universal_regions" at (nll.rs) failed because
              condition evaluated to false: `outlived_by_loan.iter().all(|p| match p
              {
                  Parameter::Ty(_) => false, Parameter::Lt(lt) => match lt.as_ref()
                  {
                      Lt::Static => false, Lt::Variable(Variable::UniversalVar(_)) => false,
                      Lt::Variable(Variable::ExistentialVar(_)) => true,
                      Lt::Variable(Variable::BoundVar(_)) =>
                      panic!("cannot outlive a bound var"), Lt::Erased => true,
                  }, Parameter::Const(_) => panic!("cannot outlive a constant"),
              })`

            the rule "write-indirect" at (nll.rs) failed because
              pattern `TypedPlaceExpressionData::Deref(place_loaned_ref)` did not match value `m`

            the rule "write-indirect" at (nll.rs) failed because
              condition evaluated to false: `place_accessed.is_prefix_of(place_loaned_ref)`
                place_accessed = *(m : &!lt_1 mut Map) : <&!lt_1 mut Map as Derefable>::Target
                place_loaned_ref = m : &!lt_1 mut Map"#]]);
    assert_eq!(rustc_runs() - before, 1);
}

Source location: tests/borrowck.rs:2470 (all coverage from this test)

fn min_problem_case_3<'a>(m: &'a mut Map) -> &'a mut Map {
    exists<'r0, 'r1> {
        let n: &'r0 mut Map = &'r0 mut *m;
        if true {
            return n;
        } else {
            let o: &'r1 mut Map = &'r1 mut *m;
            return o;
        }
    }
}

Source location: tests/borrowck.rs:3288 (all coverage from this test)

fn foo<'a>(m: &'a mut Map) -> &'a mut Map {
    exists<'r0, 'r1> {
        let n: &'r0 mut Map = &'r0 mut *m;
        if false {
            return n;
        } else {
            let o: &'r1 mut Map = &'r1 mut *m;
            return o;
        }
    }
}

Source location: tests/borrowck.rs:3715 (all coverage from this test)

fn reborrow<'a>(a: &'a mut u8) -> &'a mut u8 {
    exists<'r0, 'r1, 'r2, 'r3> {
        // This creates an outlives constraint
        let b: &'r1 mut u8 = &'r0 mut *a;
        if true {
            return b;
        } else {
            // this means the loan remains live
        }

        // If the outlives constraint propagated here,
        // we would get an error.
        let c: &'r3 mut u8 = &'r2 mut *a;
        return c;
    }
}

Source location: tests/borrowck.rs:4592 (all coverage from this test)

fn next<'a>(d: &'a mut Decoder) -> &'a u32 {
    exists<'r0, 'r1> {
        'l: loop {
            let buf: &'r0 u32 = fill_buf::<'r0>(&'r0 mut (*d).buf_read);
            let s: &'r1 u32 = decode::<'r1>(buf);
            if true {
                return s;
            } else {
            }
        }
    }
}

Source location: tests/borrowck.rs:4715 (all coverage from this test)

fn next<'s>(f: &'s mut Filter) -> &'s mut u32 {
    exists<'r0, 'r1, 'r2> {
        'l: loop {
            let item: &'r0 mut u32 = iter_next::<'r0>(&'r0 mut (*f).iter);
            if true {
                let keep: bool = call_predicate::<'r1, 'r2>(&'r1 mut (*f).predicate, &'r2 *item);
                if keep {
                    return item;
                } else {
                }
            } else {
                break 'l;
            }
        }
        return no_item::<'s>();
    }
}

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