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dotnet/fsharp compiles this repo using the trunk compiler edition as a regression test
as of some point in the .NET 10 cycle this was determined to cause the memoization tests to fail
See #614
Its unclear what combo of the following represent the best resolution:
change the compiler to make the test pass or reject the source
a change to the source (did it rely on compiler bug?)
removing the SRTP-based overloads that failing tests use
Thanks @bartelink
Labelling as an F# compiler bug as this is clearly a regression.
Usually a compiler issue should be opened and linked to this issue, which you did already with your last comment.
So, let's wait until dotnet/fsharp#20247 is merged and then we can close this.
You're correct of course. However I didnt feel I had triaged to a significant enough degree, but wanted to have something to reference from #682 (comment) as I tried to unblock dotnet/fsharp#19785 (comment)
At this point I had not attempted to narrow down the root cause enough to be confident calling it 'clearly a regression' (unlike you I've not delved into SRTP to the point of considering that they can be recursive!).
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bartelink commentedon Aug 12, 2026
Looks like @T-Gro's dotnet/fsharp#20247 resolves this
[-]Memoization breaks on NET .10/11[/-][+]memoizeN breaks on NET .10/11[/+]gusty commentedon Aug 13, 2026
Thanks @bartelink
Labelling as an F# compiler bug as this is clearly a regression.
Usually a compiler issue should be opened and linked to this issue, which you did already with your last comment.
So, let's wait until dotnet/fsharp#20247 is merged and then we can close this.
bartelink commentedon Aug 13, 2026
You're correct of course. However I didnt feel I had triaged to a significant enough degree, but wanted to have something to reference from #682 (comment) as I tried to unblock dotnet/fsharp#19785 (comment)
At this point I had not attempted to narrow down the root cause enough to be confident calling it 'clearly a regression' (unlike you I've not delved into SRTP to the point of considering that they can be recursive!).
bartelink commentedon Aug 13, 2026
Marking resolved - compiler fix is in
dotnet/fsharpmainnowwallymathieu commentedon Aug 13, 2026
Sounds really nice 😄