We create one (oops with the wrong value).
one = "two"
.>add
We create one (oops with the wrong value).
one = "two"
.>add
This transcript shows an example of a function that returns the expected result but causes the pretty-printer to fail with the error reference to unknown combinator: #0lib3
.> builtins.merge
There is probably a way to reproduce this issue with less code, but I ran into it while writing some recursion scheme code which I have simplified a bit for this transcript:
| handleRemoteCustom : '{g, Remote} r -> {g, Remote} r | |
| handleRemoteCustom = | |
| go : forall r. '{g, Remote} r -> {g, Remote} r | |
| go thunk = handle !thunk with cases | |
| { r } -> r | |
| { time.now! -> k } -> | |
| res = todo "what do you want to do for time?" | |
| go '(k res) | |
| { Promise.tryWrite x y -> k } -> | |
| res = Promise.tryWrite x y |