DSL markers do not change how a call is resolved, ...
# randomo
orangy
04/16/2017, 4:02 PM
DSL markers do not change how a call is resolved, it issues an error when such a call violate dsl rules
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voddan
04/16/2017, 4:49 PMOk, that clarifies things
voddan
04/16/2017, 4:49 PMWhy was this design chosen?
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orangy
04/16/2017, 4:54 PM
I believe it is a question that makes no sense.
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voddan
04/16/2017, 5:00 PMOk, let me clarify: I expected the resolve to work as I described, instead it works as it works, and the reason is some implementations detail, not the KEEP specification.
voddan
04/16/2017, 5:01 PMSounds like something needs fixing, the implementation or in the KEEP specification, wouldn't you agree?
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orangy
04/16/2017, 5:05 PM
KEEP is not a specification, it’s an attempt to implement an open design process. This specific use case was not brought up in any discussion, neither internal nor external, so it basically works as it works.
orangy
04/16/2017, 5:05 PM
Your expectation sounds really weird to me, I wouldn’t expect it to work like this, it is very fragile, complex and has tonns of weird side effects.
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voddan
04/16/2017, 5:06 PMOkey, interesting
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