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Fix aliased type support in ImplicitRunInfo #17471
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trait Wrapper[A1] { | ||
def use(a: A1 => Unit): Unit | ||
} | ||
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trait Assertion[A2] {} | ||
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def hideTypeInOut[A3]( | ||
c1: A3 | ||
)(using | ||
hider: HideAInOut[A3] | ||
): Wrapper[hider.Out] = ??? | ||
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def entryPoint(): Unit = { | ||
hideTypeInOut(1L) | ||
.use((pair) => myAssert(pair)(someAssertion(2))) // error Assertion[Int] instead of Assertion[Long] | ||
} | ||
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private def myAssert[A4](a: A4)(assertion: Assertion[A4]): Unit = () | ||
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private def someAssertion(i: Int): Assertion[Int] = ??? | ||
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trait HideAInOut[-A] { | ||
type Out | ||
def get(left: A): Out | ||
} | ||
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object HideAInOut { | ||
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type Out[HideA, HideB] = HideAInOut[HideA] { type Out = HideB } | ||
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given [GivenA]: HideAInOut.Out[GivenA, GivenA] = | ||
new HideAInOut[GivenA] { | ||
type Out = GivenA | ||
def get(left: GivenA): Out = left | ||
} | ||
} |
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I don't see any motivation for this code, and without it the change seems unsystematic. There is no wildApprox anywhere else in this function. Why introduce it here?
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I have no idea how to find a better way to put this check. The only thing I've discovered is that this type is not going through
wildApprox
when I guess it should.I'll close this MR then.