The error E06001 indicates that you've created an object that your code is not utilizing, and the Rust compiler is strict about ensuring these objects are appropriately handled before the function exits. This happens because Rust's ownership and borrow checking rules require that each resource is either used or explicitly released. One solution is to explicitly drop the object if you are certain that it is no longer needed. You can do this by importing the std::mem::drop function and calling it with your object. Another approach is to ensure the object is used somehow. If the object is intended to produce a side effect or perform an operation that's deferred, make sure it is actually called or executed in your function logic.

If simply needing to create the object for type checking or other reasons without actually using it, sometimes refactoring the surrounding code to eliminate the unnecessary creation can avoid this error entirely. Consider using methods provided by the object to perform the intended operations, or restructure your code to give a practical purpose for the object's lifecycle during the function's execution.