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[MusicalNinjaDad/try_v2](https://github.com/MusicalNinjaDad/try_v2) provides a set of derive macros to make `Try` more accessible. (See below for details)
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## (Invalid) criticism: complexity
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## On the common criticism: complexity
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After working with the trait in various use cases, taking it apart to try (!) and derive a generic implementation and spending time reading RFCs, unstable books, comments in std source code, github issues, PRs, discord discussions, ... to my mind, the remaining complexity in `Try` is **inherent**. The implementation is **as simple as possible** to provide the power and flexibility required for the more **meaningful use cases**.
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