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I'm trying to bind the following TypeScript definition:
export type ValueCallback<T> = (err: Error, val: T) => void;
Naive approach results in this error:
File "out.mli", line 8, characters 36-38: 8 | type 'a value_callback = Error.t -> 'a -> unit ^^ Error: Contravariant type parameter 'a is not allowed.
I'm wondering why can't existing support for type parameters be extended for this case? 🤔
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I'm trying to bind the following TypeScript definition:
Naive approach results in this error:
I'm wondering why can't existing support for type parameters be extended for this case? 🤔
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: