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The right way to test that julia can type infer a function's return type is to use the @inferred macro from Test, not @code_typed.
@inferred
Test
@code_typed
This expands to a call to Base.return_types() and checks that the function returned a value with the same exact concrete type that julia inferred.
Base.return_types()
This lets us drop the dependencies on Compat, which were broken in more recent versions of julia
The right way to test that julia can type infer a function's return type is to use the
@inferredmacro fromTest, not@code_typed.This expands to a call to
Base.return_types()and checks that the function returned a value with the same exact concrete type that julia inferred.This lets us drop the dependencies on Compat, which were broken in more recent versions of julia