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@adaptive_fmts = [] of IV::Videos::AdaptativeStream
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Error: can't infer the type of instance variable '@adaptive_fmts' of ...
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SamantazFox>
I uh, what?
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isn't that form (`x = [] of Type`) supposed to hint the compiler about the type of the variable?
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Ok, I found out why. Apparently, the compiler is confused when using aliases (In my case, `IV` for the `Invidious` module)