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<@U8BF0SSPQ> that’s because `F<A>.copy(...)`...
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06/05/2018, 8:32 PM
@jmccance
that’s because
F<A>.copy(...)
returns
F<A>
not
F<B>
. You would have to specify broader bounds for your generic
Copy code
val fstring = F<Any>("asdf, 1) val fint = fstring.copy(x = 2)
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