Max Heiber
Reputation: 15502
How can I get Merlin to warn me when I've incorrectly implemented a module interface defined in a .mli file?
I have two files:
foo.ml
let foo = ()
foo.mli
val foo: int -> int
How can I get Merlin to warn me that I've incorrectly implemented the interface?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 74
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