fix(NATSRS-009-2): CU-86akbh48z Public Auth struct fields lack any doc comments or examples - #119
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| /// mutually exclusive (for example, using `jwt`/`signature_callback` together | ||
| /// is a different authentication mechanism than plain `username`/`password` | ||
| /// or a bare `token`). | ||
| #[derive(Default)] |
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🦩 🟠 Public Auth struct fields lack any doc comments or examples
Added /// doc comments to the Auth struct definition and each of its public fields (jwt, nkey, signature, username, password, token) as well as the crate-private signature_callback field in async-nats/src/auth.rs, describing their purpose and noting the mutual relationships (jwt+signature/signature_callback, username+password, token as alternative). This is a documentation-only change with no functional modifications. Confidence is not higher because the exact mutual-exclusivity semantics and exact server-side behavior are inferred from field names and typical NATS auth patterns rather than verified against server documentation, so a maintainer familiar with the precise auth flow should review the wording for accuracy.
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In async-nats/src/auth.rs around line 3, review and complete this code-review fix: Public Auth struct fields lack any doc comments or examples.
What the draft fix changed: Added `///` doc comments to the `Auth` struct definition and each of its public fields (`jwt`, `nkey`, `signature`, `username`, `password`, `token`) as well as the crate-private `signature_callback` field in `async-nats/src/auth.rs`, describing their purpose and noting the mutual relationships (jwt+signature/signature_callback, username+password, token as alternative). This is a documentation-only change with no functional modifications. Confidence is not higher because the exact mutual-exclusivity semantics and exact server-side behavior are inferred from field names and typical NATS auth patterns rather than verified against server documentation, so a maintainer familiar with the precise auth flow should review the wording for accuracy.
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Closes findings from rule NATSRS-009-2 — Public Auth struct fields lack any doc comments or examples.
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async-nats/src/auth.rs:3What changed — and what was deliberately left — is explained per finding as inline review comments on the lines each finding touched.
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