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subtyping regression #24333
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fixed on master. Edit no it's not. I misread this horribly. |
Should have a test before close |
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Still happening in 1.8 and 1.9:
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@JeffBezanson this returns the correct answer now. can you close it? |
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Both are true in 0.6. Probably an artifact of one of the recent subtyping fixes.
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