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DiamondOperator complains when instantiating/assigning inner types #779
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@davvd valid bug |
@carlosmiranda thanks |
@carlosmiranda many thanks for the report, I topped your account for 15 mins, transaction 89309942 |
@davvd this is urgent |
@dskalenko this task is for you, keep these principles in mind, and don't hesitate to ask any technical questions. The budget of this issue is 30 mins, which is exactly how much will be paid when the task is done (see this for explanation) |
@davvd I need more time to fix this issue, thanks for understanding |
…nner types (add test)
@dskalenko sure, take your time |
…nner types (add test)
…nner types (fix the issue)
@dskalenko thanks |
…nner types (fix remarks)
…nner types (small changes)
@dskalenko now you have to ask the issue creator to close it |
@dskalenko thanks! |
@davvd this is not urgent |
@dskalenko thanks, paid, 30 mins to your account, payment ID is |
@krzyk can you release it plz? |
@caarlos0 it was released on 0.17.1 |
DiamondOperator
complains when you instantiate and assign an inner class type. For example, see the following code which is typical when using the Takes framework:Qulice will complain about this:
Note that
RqForm.Smart
is NOT a generic type, and neither are its parent typesRqForm
orRequest
. There is no way that the diamond operator can be applied here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: