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I am sorry to report a bug in this way without a minimized repro but I wasn't able to minimise it, I'd be happy to do more in debugging it but I'd need some pointers.
🔎 Search Terms
explicit type annotation, 4.5 issues
🕗 Version & Regression Information
This was introduced in 4.5, it's not yet fixed in next and is working fine up to 4.4
As mentioned I am having trouble minimizing it, any pointer / gut feeling on what could be generating this kind of errors (that is thinking multiple types exist with the same name) to help me minimizing it?
The reported error is somewhat different than the one in the given repository but I got this thing by reducing that referenced commit so I think it's highly related issue/the same issue.
I've also bisected the change to this PR. It addresses some perf issues created in this PR so I would say that both are worth taking a look at when investigating this.
EDIT:// This is the last slimmed down version that I have that has the original~ error: TS playground
and this is the next one that starts reporting the error in the same way as the final slimmed down version: TS playground
Bug Report
I am sorry to report a bug in this way without a minimized repro but I wasn't able to minimise it, I'd be happy to do more in debugging it but I'd need some pointers.
🔎 Search Terms
explicit type annotation, 4.5 issues
🕗 Version & Regression Information
This was introduced in
4.5
, it's not yet fixed innext
and is working fine up to4.4
💻 Code
Effect-Deprecated/monocle@401ff6b#diff-05996f2c5b1dbbe79e34a0167eb2ee5017f540f68dd1f94e16cc9760ff3aabacR171
🙁 Actual behavior
🙂 Expected behavior
to compile fine, there are no two types named
F
, when explicitly annotated like in the commit above the compiler can check the type correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: