[BREAKING] Fix TrustedOrigins default issue#327
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TrustedOrigins implements an inherent constructor called default and also has a derived implementation of Default. **These two constructors have different behavior.** This means that `TrustedOrigins::default()` and `<TrustedOrigins as Default>::default()` construct different `TrustedOrigins` types. This is surprising. This PR changes the behavior of the Default trait constructor to match the behavior of the inherent constructor.
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Could you add an entry in the changelog as well? |
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Added to the changelog under 7.0.0 |
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TrustedOrigins implements an inherent constructor called default and also has a derived implementation of Default. These two constructors have different behavior.
This means that
TrustedOrigins::default()and<TrustedOrigins as Default>::default()construct differentTrustedOriginstypes. This is surprising.This PR changes the behavior of the Default trait constructor to match the behavior of the inherent constructor.