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Crash in normalize_erasing_region
#120267
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@Nadrieril this is code you've touched recently, did you may regress anything? |
Thats not unlikely but I have no idea where to start without some code 😬 |
I'd just look at the diff and see whether I notice anything obvious. But yes, without code there is not much we can do^^ |
The only call to |
Not sure. I also didn't snapshot, unfortunately as I was in a rush to get some fixes out for the code I'm working on. I can't reproduce atm. If I run into it again, I will make a snapshot at least and then see if I can try to reproduce with an MVE. |
Thank you! Actually the stacktrace might be able to find the problem. The issue comes from matching on a value of a struct type or something like it. Moreover the struct has a field of an associated type, like: struct Foo<T: Trait> {
field: T::AssociatedType,
} And either the trait or the struct or the type
Did you touch anything like that? |
Seems to have a different query stack than #115808 , interesting |
Code
I can't provide an MVE as this is proprietary code and I do not have the time to investigate further.
rustc --version --verbose
:Error output
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