Make Capture an object type #5291
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Rather than a value type, which it is **not** as it can have mutable elements. See Raku/problem-solving#372 for more information. This causes: - t/spec/S14-roles/attributes-6e.t - t/spec/S14-roles/composition.t to fail. Both seem to be related to WALK incorrectly assuming equivalence at some level.
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@vrurg the failures appear |
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No idea what's going on. There is even no any diagnostics to look at. The only thing I see for now is that neither the So, I think it's something more fundamental. |
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@vrurg Ack. Thanks for checking! |
cf @jnthn:
Is there a connection between these two comments? |
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No, not that I know of. |
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Rather than a value type, which it is not as it can have mutable elements. See Raku/problem-solving#372 for more information.
This causes:
to fail. Both seem to be related to WALK incorrectly assuming equivalence at some level.