tjchambers
Erlang OTP 28
Elixir 1.20.0-rc.3 (9b80ab5) (compiled with Erlang/OTP 28)
Current Behavior - warning:
warning: the following clause is redundant:
def __phoenix_verify_routes__(_module)
it has type:
term()
previous clauses have already matched on the following types:
term()
Expected behavior:
I expected it to tell me where the warning originated. I don’t have any idea how to address (if possible) without some information as to the source code being identified. I should note that this function appears nowhere in my project.
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tjchambers
Never mind. After I resolved all of the rest of my type checked errors (thanks so so much for set-theoretic type checking!), I went exploring and determined that I had
used multiple references toPhoenix.VerifiedRoutesin a couple modules. Apparently this triggers the redundant warning (which is correct) but in this case was hard to find, since the clause was not in my code.josevalim
Yup! We will make sure it raises when trying to use it twice!