fix: fix syntax errors in println! and bail! macros #260
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I’ve corrected a syntax issue with variable interpolation in the
println!
andbail!
macros. The issue was that curly braces{}
were missing around variables in the strings, which caused compilation errors.I’ve updated the code to follow the standard Rust syntax for string interpolation, ensuring it compiles correctly now.
Here's what was changed:
println!("⚠️ Skipping link to excluded host: {link}");
→println!("⚠️ Skipping link to excluded host: {}", link);
bail!("❌ Link \"{link}\" is broken (status code: {})", response.status());
→bail!("❌ Link \"{}\" is broken (status code: {})", link, response.status());
Now the code should compile without any issues.