scala/bug#1503. Don't assume unsound type for ident/literal patterns #6502
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Fixes scala/bug#1503 scala#3559 stopped assuming unsound type for ident/literal patterns under -Xfuture in Scala 2.11. Since enough time has elapsed, I am ripping the bandaid off on SI-1503 (scala/bug#1503).
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adriaanm
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I'm going to let this one simmer for a few more days, to make sure we're comfortable with this change in a library release. In principle, I'm in favor. |
lrytz
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SethTisue
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It doesn't seem out-of-bounds to me for 2.13. |
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Fixes scala/bug#1503
This is part 4 of -Xfuture plot line cleanup.
#3559 stopped assuming unsound type for ident/literal patterns under -Xfuture in Scala 2.11.
Since enough time has elapsed, I am ripping the bandaid off on SI-1503 (scala/bug#1503). Note that return type of some code may change.