Hi,
I just came accross one very strange compiler error and wanted to have the
point of view of the community before creating any github issue.
I wrote some code to create <select> tag more easily (seems to be trendy
these days ^^) in a module Helpers.Views.elm. When I put a type annotation
for a very simple variable (see gist here
<https://gist.github.com/mpizenberg/ddc7a7449a4b4eb5bc519f42860fb566#file-views-elm-L61>)
*inside* a let expression, the compiler goes crazy XD and tell me that the
type annotation of the function *containing* the let expression is wrong
and tell me what it should be -> (apparently it should be what I wrote ^^).
The type annotation is saying:
(Maybe ( Int, a ) -> String)
-> Array a
-> Maybe ( Int, a )
-> (Maybe ( Int, a ) -> b)
-> Html b
But I am inferring that the definition has this type:
(Maybe ( Int, a ) -> String)
-> Array a
-> Maybe ( Int, a )
-> (Maybe ( Int, a ) -> b)
-> Html b
All the corresponding code is on this gist
<https://gist.github.com/mpizenberg/ddc7a7449a4b4eb5bc519f42860fb566#file-views-elm-L61>
if you want to try by yourself.
Any idea ?
Should I fill a github issue ?
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