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<Nezteb> Not super sure where to post this, but when I try to sign into https://reasonml.chat/ with GitHub, I approve the OAuth connection but get this error message every time. It happens in both Brave and Chrome. 🤔
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<octachron> @beheddard : since the first partial application could have a effect, it is wrong in general to reject it. You could reverse the first and second argument to impose the constraint that the spatial type is compatible with an existing instance of `t`. All other workaround would be similar I think (aka having a first proof-only argument that enforces that the spatial type is meaningful).