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(Fixed check :thread:) Good Timezone to everyone. I’m facing a weird issue with the following code:
```override suspend fun ArcherRaise.invoke(q: KeyQuery<K, out A>): A & Any =
            println(q)
            println(this)
            println(this@invoke)
            when (q) {
                is Put -> {
                    q.value?.also { values[q.key] = it } ?: raise(DataNotFound)
                }

                is Get -> {
                    values[q.key] ?: raise(DataNotFound)
                }
            }```
`ArcherRaise` is a custom object that I use for scoping the invoke function of my class. The issue is that when I’m running the code `println(q)` prints `ArcherRaise(raise=0)` where q is a totally different type, a `KeyQuery` . This is causing a runtime exception: `kotlin.NoWhenBranchMatchedException` note: on JVM this works as expected

the when expression expects KeyQuery that is a sealed definition for Get or Put only. the exception makes sense as Q looksbeing a totally different object but I can’t understand why the compiler (?) thinks in another object

for those interested I already fixed the issue:
ArcherRaise as a `@JvmInline` class making the compiler get crazy and replace some parameters./