Coerce passed type to TS before invoking ::name() #318
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If we're running the macro on a type which has an in-scope trait containing a `::name` member, the compiler will not know which to invoke. This clarifies that in the macro's context, we want to invoke the TS::name trait method by first casting the argument to the TS trait. This pattern is in some other parts of the macro, I think this one was just triggered previously. Signed-off-by: Paul R. Tagliamonte <paultag@gmail.com>
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If we're running the macro on a type which has an in-scope trait containing a
::namemember, the compiler will not know which to invoke.This clarifies that in the macro's context, we want to invoke the TS::name trait method by first casting the argument to the TS trait.
This pattern is in some other parts of the macro, I think this one wasn't triggered previously.
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