[bugfix] Fix ignored namespace binding conflict #4507
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dizzzz
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I have just attempted the test in the linked issue. Unfortunately it shows that this is not the correct solution to the problem. We cannot statically detect this at compile time as this PR attempts to do, the issue we are trying to solve can only be detected at runtime.
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Can we close this PR, @adamretter? The linked issue is closed. |
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As this is not the right fix, and there are pending change request I’ll convert this to draft |
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Description:
Add error when namespace binding conflict occurs.
Reference:
#1482
Type of tests:
Existing tests still work.
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