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In the previous snippet, there's two things happening:
first, we use nonrec on every type, which is a bit ugly especially if ocamlformat does not remove the useless ones by itself
second, the redlined return type is wrong, as it indicates the wrong t. In this case, it is not clear to me how to correctly format the path for the correct t which is in the module above. My current solution is to avoid naming types t...
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In the previous snippet, there's two things happening:
nonrec
on every type, which is a bit ugly especially if ocamlformat does not remove the useless ones by itselft
. In this case, it is not clear to me how to correctly format the path for the correctt
which is in the module above. My current solution is to avoid naming typest
...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: