Treat trait exclusively as Item not Type
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cburgdorf
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| let named_thing = context.resolve_name(&base.kind, desc.span)?; | ||
| resolve_concrete_trait_named_thing(context, named_thing, desc) | ||
| } | ||
| _ => panic!("Should be rejected by parser"), |
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Maybe we should use a special BoundDesc in the parser instead?
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What was wrong?
This is a follow up to #710 which defined
Type::Trait. Traits are currently only supported as bounds on generics. Since for the foreseeable future we do not plan to support traits in places where types are supported we should remove it fromTypeand instead create anItem::Trait(TraitId)How was it fixed?
Pretty much what the description already spoiled.