Do I need to clone the i18n context provided by use_i18n()?

[SergeFan]

If I use the i18n context provided by use_i18n() in several places in the same component, the RustRover code inspect will throw out tons of borrow checker errors. Interestingly, when compiling the code, rust compiler is totally okay with that.

My code:

#[component]
pub fn App() -> impl IntoView {
    let i18n = use_i18n();

    spawn_local(generate_markdown(
                        file_path,
                        markdown_path,
                        selected_worksheet,
                        i18n,  // For example I use it in spawn_local
                        toaster,
    ));

    view! {
        <p>  // Later I use it again in view macro
               {t!(i18n, usage_guide_1, <b> = <b/>)}<br/>
               {t!(i18n, or)}<br/>
               {t!(i18n, usage_guide_2, <b> = <b/>)}
        </p>
    }
}

So this is actually okay to use i18n this way and no need to clone? It's just RustRover code inspect problem?

[Baptistemontan]

Sorry for the late reply, I did'nt get any notification, I don't know why.

use_i18n() will return a I18nContext<L> struct that implement Copy if L impl Locale, which it does by definition of the use_i18n function, so no need for clones, it is a RustRover problem. I never used it, so I don't know any way to fix it or suppress those errors.

[SergeFan]

Thank you for the explanation! Since it compiles smoothly, I guess it's okay to ignore that.