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The linked issue indicates this regression is on beta. Backport? cc @rust-lang/compiler |
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@rust-lang/compiler I have no opinion about backporting this to beta; I certainly don't object, but I also don't think its the end of the world if an ICE remains. (That's assuming one always hits an ICE ... if someone were to demonstrate an example where the program has two destructors and the compiler erroneously accepts it, then that would change my opinion to be strongly in favor of a backport.) |
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I would not ordinarily be in favor of backporting, but if it's a regression I think we ought to. |
arielb1 commentedSep 26, 2015
Fixes #28568
r? @eddyb