Spooktober: Final Fall Of The OLD_DATA (Inscryption)

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You can't move something that's borrowed. So put your data in place first, and then iterate over it. fn get_changed_zone_data(&mut self) -> Vec<&ZoneData> { let zone_data = self.get_zone_data(); let old_data = std::mem::replace(&mut self.previous_data, zone_data); self.previous_data .iter() .zip(old_data.iter()) .filter(|(current, previous)| current != previous) .map(|(current, _)| current) .collect() } Also consider doing this instead: fn get_changed_zone_data(&mut self) -> impl Iterator<Item = &ZoneData> { let zone_data = self.get_zone_data(); let old_data = std::mem::replace(&mut self.previous_data, zone_data); self.previous_data .iter() .zip(old_data.into_iter()) .filter(|(current, previous)| *current != previous) .map(|(current, _)| current) } (Callers of the method can `collect` themselves if they want the `Vec`.)