Fix extension inline unapplySeq typing #15053
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Could you add a test case for this? |
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Added a test case Resolves #8577 |
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@nicolasstucki This should now be ready for review, some of the test cases with polymorphic types result in compiler errors or miscompilation but I think these are best left for a separate issue |
This was referenced May 14, 2022
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Replaced by #15191 |
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Fixed a bug where extension inline unapplySeq would fail to type by adding a few special cases in Inliner.scala