Remove unnecessary type casting#1736
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Well… clearly not. 😄 Keep in mind we intend for our main branch to compile against the previous release (which is still 6.3 for now). |
The compiler now imports these as their canonical type, allowing us to directly use without the explicit type cast.
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Clearly it does! You just didn't cherry-pick all the necessary bundled changes :) We will likely have to split this into two changes - force the types to the correct shapes where we were incorrect, and then we can do the clean up on the explicit types later. |
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Oh I figured there were upstream changes we'd need. But we won't be able to accept this PR while we still need to build for 6.3. |
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The compiler now imports these as their canonical type, allowing us to directly use without the explicit type cast.