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siddharth-agrawal
commented on August 19, 2024
I would like to work on this. On doing a simple 'grep', I found that typ_apply is not used widely within the library. How can I test the changes, to make sure that I don't break anything? Also, should I make a list of the ops for which changes are required?
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joschu
commented on August 19, 2024
Hi Siddarth, you can run the unit tests to (hopefully) verify that you didn't break anything. typ_apply isn't explicitly called very often but it's called whenever a new node is created using Result(...)
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