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Consistently use subtyping in method resolution #126128
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Consistently use subtyping in method resolution #126128
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why this change?
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Instead of merging the two infer vars, we now create a subtyping relation for them, so they aren't the same. Never type fallback will still fall back to
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for the one type var, but the other type var which is a subtype, will only fall back to()
. I haven't debugged this deeply, since never type fallback is cursed and debugging it will probably yield no new information beyond all the edge cases that already are know for never type fallback.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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oh lel, you didn't change the UI test, you just reformatted it