I didn't know this about Rust, but apparently you can't implement Drop unless the item you are implementing it for uses the same constraints, e.g. you can't specialize your Drop implementation by adding a where clause that doesn't exists on the item definition.
https://doc.rust-lang.org/error-index.html#E0367
Will have to explore this further. Nothing wrong with derive-where, but a better error message could help. This only applies to Zeroize(drop) or ZeroizeOnDrop with #32, no other traits are affected.
I didn't know this about Rust, but apparently you can't implement
Dropunless the item you are implementing it for uses the same constraints, e.g. you can't specialize yourDropimplementation by adding awhereclause that doesn't exists on the item definition.https://doc.rust-lang.org/error-index.html#E0367
Will have to explore this further. Nothing wrong with derive-where, but a better error message could help. This only applies to
Zeroize(drop)orZeroizeOnDropwith #32, no other traits are affected.