I can't figure out the reason, but when I'm on a keyword and wait for the dante-type-at-time duration, I do not always get the type signature at the mini-buffer. The ones I'm getting are mostly trivial ones like fmap, fromIntegral etc.
But when I run dante-type-at on the same keyword, I can get the correct type. Does dante-type-at-time execute something other than dante-type-at?
I can't figure out the reason, but when I'm on a keyword and wait for the
dante-type-at-time
duration, I do not always get the type signature at the mini-buffer. The ones I'm getting are mostly trivial ones likefmap
,fromIntegral
etc.But when I run
dante-type-at
on the same keyword, I can get the correct type. Doesdante-type-at-time
execute something other thandante-type-at
?