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// Consider a noop operation
op:Optype = prelude::Noop.to_extension_op().into()// This returns the fully scoped name assert_eq!(<op asNamedOp>::name(), "prelude.Noop");// But the same operation on the noop definition returns something differentassert_eq!(<NoopDefasNamedOp>::name(), "Noop");// So the name can't be used as an unique idassert_ne!(op.name(), NoopDef.name());
Since we expect names to be used as unique identifiers for the functions, they should always include the extension ids.
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Since we expect names to be used as unique identifiers for the functions, they should always include the extension ids.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: