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Is this expect warning? |
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I'm adding this to the 2.13.17 release notes. @som-snytt you might attempt to improve the PR title and description, since it seems people are landing here. |
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@SethTisue thanks, I made it into the release notes! for all the wrong reasons. |
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-Xlint:infer-anywarns if a type parameter is inferred asAny. With this commit, it warns if a higher-kinded type parameter is inferred to beAnyorNothing, which is also permitted but may be unexpected.As usual, the lint can be selectively turned off:
-Xlint:_,-infer-anyor silenced:or locally in source
Motivating examples in the tests or the ticket, or the previous PR and its ticket. Note that Scala 3 doesn't have the same limitations for typechecking. The lint warns about a limitation in Scala 2.
See scala/bug#13128 for follow-up discussion.
Fixes scala/bug#12044
via #4401 which after ten years is ready to be uncorked.