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When there are multiple shards being used in an @define and the contents of the @define is not wrapped in proper curly braces, it throws an error that is unclear
"Could not infer an output type and no Default value provided."
; This will only run { >= a }
; and you get:
; Error composing shard:Get (b):Could not infer an output type and no Default value provided.
@define(something
{ >= a }
{ >= b }
)
; This works
; @define(something {
; { >= a }
; { >= b }
; })
@wire(test-wire {
3@something
a |Log("a")
b |Log("b")
})
@mesh(root)
@schedule(root test-wire)
@run(root)
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Describe the bug
When there are multiple shards being used in an @define and the contents of the @define is not wrapped in proper curly braces, it throws an error that is unclear
"Could not infer an output type and no Default value provided."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: