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Core._apply
segfaults on svec(#undef)
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This was not supported, and almost never used, so audit all places it could happen and avoid it at the source. Fix #46784
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This was not supported, and almost never used, so audit all places it could happen and avoid it at the source. Fix #46784
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This was not supported, and almost never used, so audit all places it could happen and avoid it at the source. Fix #46784
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Is
svec(#undef)
supposed to be visible in Julia? Right now we have a case wheretypeintersect
might fail to fill in type-parameters, leading to a segfault when we splat the result into anapply_type
call:with additional MWEs:
Originally posted by @vtjnash in #46735 (comment)
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