Fix stack overflow while resolving included module by ConstantTable#158
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| case member | ||
| when AST::Members::Include | ||
| constant_scopes_module absolute_type_name(name, namespace: namespace), | ||
| constant_scopes_module absolute_type_name(member.name, namespace: namespace), |
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Problem
When ConstantTable tries to resolve a constant that is defined in the included module, it raises a stack overflow error.
This code tries to resolve constant
Bin moduleC.Cause
constant_scopes_modulemethod, which resolvesinclude, calls itself with the same argument recursively. But it should be the called with included modules.