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consistency of [@]descend_code_[typed|warntype] with InteractiveUtils #587

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I would expect these macros to behave like their InteractiveUtils
counterparts and show the annotated IR instead of annotated source. The
behavior of [@]descend remains the same but is now decoupled from
descend_code_typed.

I would expect these macros to behave like their InteractiveUtils
counterparts and show the annotated IR instead of annotated source. The
behavior of `[@]descend` remains the same but is now decoupled from
`descend_code_typed`.
@simeonschaub simeonschaub requested a review from timholy August 14, 2024 18:13
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Good catch. I think one can call this a bugfix, but it could also be a breaking change 🤷‍♂️ .

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Since it only really affects interactive use, I would agree that this should be fine in a minor release

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Fine as a minor.

@simeonschaub simeonschaub merged commit db7c31c into master Aug 15, 2024
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@simeonschaub simeonschaub deleted the sds/fix_descend_code_typed branch August 15, 2024 18:14
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