The extractor does not load any of the REPL config because it's not intended to be a REPL environment.
permissiveRedefinitions is to reduce friction during common REPL/development situations -- like changing a function definition, or the fields in a type, etc. It should not be used or needed during a full-project compile, your code should instead cleanly compile end-to-end.
If you think it's actually needed....I'd be interested in seeing an example cause by-and-large most languages do not allow for this behaviour and it does not feel like a burden (the opposite is true infact, in languages where you can just monkey-patch things wherever you want it usually causes more harm than good)
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extractordoes not load any of the REPL config because it's not intended to be a REPL environment.permissiveRedefinitionsis to reduce friction during common REPL/development situations -- like changing a function definition, or the fields in a type, etc. It should not be used or needed during a full-project compile, your code should instead cleanly compile end-to-end.If you think it's actually needed....I'd be interested in seeing an example cause by-and-large most languages do not allow for this behaviour and it does not feel like a burden (the opposite is true infact, in languages where you can just monkey-patch things wherever you want it usually causes more harm than good)