Fix alias declaration type resolution #915
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…d if it contains alias identifiers. This results in a bug later during compilation where stripModifiers() will return a not-fully-resolved type.
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Fix alias declaration type resolution
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If you modify the frontend source, please do so in an This makes merging new frontend releases much easier, because you don't have to stop and go on a hunt for the reason the difference has been introduced in the first place. We've also been trying to reduce the diff to the DMD frontend sources lately in preparation for DDMD. |
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Fix a bug where the mutable version of a Type is not properly resolved if it contains alias identifiers. This results in a bug later during compilation where stripModifiers() will return a not-fully-resolved type.
Fixes #893