This is because the type is treated as Interface.t and int is present in interface.
This is not great for users, we need to at least make sure that if a real int result was present in the database it would come out on top. This should easily be done with a cram test.
On https://mbarbin.github.io/provider/provider/Provider/index.html, when you search
: int -> _
you get weird results likeval Provider.Interface.is_empty : ('t, _) t -> Base.bool
This is because the type is treated as
Interface.t
andint
is present in interface.This is not great for users, we need to at least make sure that if a real
int
result was present in the database it would come out on top. This should easily be done with a cram test.