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I created a type with a function definition and a table that is of that type. However, when I create the function with the exact definition the type has, I get an error saying the table can't be converted to the type. It only happens when using the new solver.
TypeError: Type '{ SetValue: (number) -> () }' could not be converted into 'FooType'; type { SetValue: (number) -> () }[read "SetValue"].arguments().tail() (...any) is not exactly FooType[read "SetValue"].arguments() (number)
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I created a type with a function definition and a table that is of that type. However, when I create the function with the exact definition the type has, I get an error saying the table can't be converted to the type. It only happens when using the new solver.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: