Closed deech closed 2 years ago
/=
will move into the Prelude
... what does that mean? It’s already in the Prelude, it stays in the Prelude.
@int-index I missed the post earlier today that says /=
will stay in the Prelude, to me it wasn't clear from the proposal that it would so I opened the issue. Closing now.
This is a placeholder issue to track the removal of
/=
fromEq
. Most probably no action is required because/=
will move into the Prelude whichc2hs
implicitly brings into scope.