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crash on this circular type definition #22624
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This was caused by expanding a type's field types in the wrong environment.
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fix #22624, crash in certain circular type definitions
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For recursive data types, this call could lead to infinite recursion, so guard it with a special condition to re-fix #22624.
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For recursive data types, this call could lead to infinite recursion, so guard it with a special condition to re-fix #22624.
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The following segfaults on 0.6:
I'm working on it and will hopefully have a fix pretty soon.
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