Ambiguous identifier in object constructor

[ghost]

I would expect this to be unambiguous in this context. Is this intentional/expected?

Example

# tmp_a
type
  DataKind* = enum chr
  DataDesc* = object
    kind*: DataKind

# main
import tmp_a
echo DataDesc(kind: chr)

Current Output

tmp.nim(15, 21) Error: ambiguous identifier: 'chr' -- use one of the following:
  system.chr: proc (u: range 0..255(int)): char{.noSideEffect.}
  DataKind.chr: DataKind

Expected Output

(kind: chr)

Possible Solution

Use pure enum syntax, or use a prefix like dkChr.

[mratsim]

I'm pretty sure {.pure.} is now placebo or soon:

• make every enum semi-pure #10843
• Pure enums allow using the same name but allow nonqualification with quirky behaviour #8066 (and 2f7b979)

[Araq]

Just do what the compiler tells you. Use DataKind.chr.