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The buggy behavior can be reproduced, by the two following files. Good.dbl:
(* empty *)
Bad.dbl:
import Good
// some type error:
let _ = () ()
When in REPL we import bad, we would fall into infinite loop.
> import Bad ;;
./Bad.dbl:3:9-10: fatal error: This expression has type Unit. It is not a function and cannot be applied
./Bad.dbl:3:9-10: fatal error: This expression has type Unit. It is not a function and cannot be applied
./Bad.dbl:3:9-10: fatal error: This expression has type Unit. It is not a function and cannot be applied
...
As suggested by @forell in #80, resolving the issue #82 could help to fix this bug.
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The buggy behavior can be reproduced, by the two following files.
Good.dbl
:Bad.dbl
:When in REPL we import bad, we would fall into infinite loop.
As suggested by @forell in #80, resolving the issue #82 could help to fix this bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: