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Validated.cond[A, B](test: Boolean, b: => B, a: => A):Validated[A,B]vs. Validated[+E, +A] -- actually I'd prefer that Validated.cond uses the same name and semantic for its type parameters as Validated.
In this case intellij would show that: Validated.cond[E, A](test: Boolean, a: => A, e: => E):Validated[E, A], which is properly aligned with the Validated type.
Is that confusing or is it just me?
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Validated.cond[A, B](test: Boolean, b: => B, a: => A):Validated[A,B]
vs.Validated[+E, +A]
-- actually I'd prefer thatValidated.cond
uses the same name and semantic for its type parameters as Validated.In this case intellij would show that:
Validated.cond[E, A](test: Boolean, a: => A, e: => E):Validated[E, A]
, which is properly aligned with theValidated
type.Is that confusing or is it just me?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: