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Dict type alias fwd decl: underlying type not fwd declared #8499
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Before, only the using decl itself was forward declared, causing undeclared identifiers in forward declaration code, as witnessed in root-project#8499 Given the similarity of using and typedef, merge both into a single function, making sure both have the same featureset, and through that fixing this issue as a side-effect.
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Before, only the using decl itself was forward declared, causing undeclared identifiers in forward declaration code, as witnessed in #8499 Given the similarity of using and typedef, merge both into a single function, making sure both have the same featureset, and through that fixing this issue as a side-effect.
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Before, only the using decl itself was forward declared, causing undeclared identifiers in forward declaration code, as witnessed in root-project#8499 Given the similarity of using and typedef, merge both into a single function, making sure both have the same featureset, and through that fixing this issue as a side-effect. (cherry picked from commit d026b49)
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Before, only the using decl itself was forward declared, causing undeclared identifiers in forward declaration code, as witnessed in root-project/root#8499 Given the similarity of using and typedef, merge both into a single function, making sure both have the same featureset, and through that fixing this issue as a side-effect.
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Before, only the using decl itself was forward declared, causing undeclared identifiers in forward declaration code, as witnessed in #8499 Given the similarity of using and typedef, merge both into a single function, making sure both have the same featureset, and through that fixing this issue as a side-effect. (cherry picked from commit d026b49)
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Before, only the using decl itself was forward declared, causing undeclared identifiers in forward declaration code, as witnessed in root-project#8499 Given the similarity of using and typedef, merge both into a single function, making sure both have the same featureset, and through that fixing this issue as a side-effect.
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