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The problem here is that the lowering relies on a notion of ExecSemantic (which is actually kinda fragile and should probably be dropped in general) but we cannot give Identity such a semantic, since it will be "one to one" if id is called on a scalar and "many to many" if id is called on a sequence.
Hopefully ExecSemantic should be superseded by the type calculation anyway.
I'm marking this as a bug for now, though it may never cause observable behavior.
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The problem here is that the lowering relies on a notion of
ExecSemantic
(which is actually kinda fragile and should probably be dropped in general) but we cannot giveIdentity
such a semantic, since it will be "one to one" ifid
is called on a scalar and "many to many" ifid
is called on a sequence.Hopefully
ExecSemantic
should be superseded by the type calculation anyway.I'm marking this as a bug for now, though it may never cause observable behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: