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in definitions and it's available in interactions. But writing
y :: Key = "x"
in interactions produces an internal error:
"Could not find type Key on module definitions://"
If you stick entirely to interactions, you can write both the type declaration and its uses in interactions.
But if you write the type declaration in definitions, run, and then enter it again in interactions, you don't get a duplicate definition error; instead, you again get the above "could not find" error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Writing
in definitions runs fine. You can also write
in definitions and it's available in interactions. But writing
in interactions produces an internal error:
If you stick entirely to interactions, you can write both the
type
declaration and its uses in interactions.But if you write the
type
declaration in definitions, run, and then enter it again in interactions, you don't get a duplicate definition error; instead, you again get the above "could not find" error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: