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I think this was covered as document issue a while ago. There is always one argument default constructor from Base definitions. So, you need A(x::Float64).
Seems there is another rule taking priority over the fallback.
Is this the desired behaviour? Do I have to manually build a constructor
A(x::Float64)
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