Describe the bug
If you declare a function as generic, but implement it in a way that only works for a single type, no error is given
To Reproduce
Compile the following code snippet:
typeErrorTest : t -> t
typeErrorTest x = if x then True else False
This does not throw an error with make or make -f.
Expected behavior
I would expect this code to throw an error, as you declared the function to use a generic type t, which cannot be inferred to be a specific type. (This is the behavior using Elm).
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug If you declare a function as generic, but implement it in a way that only works for a single type, no error is given
To Reproduce Compile the following code snippet:
This does not throw an error with
makeormake -f.Expected behavior I would expect this code to throw an error, as you declared the function to use a generic type
t, which cannot be inferred to be a specific type. (This is the behavior using Elm).Desktop (please complete the following information):