June 6th, 2022 | notes | kipras melnikovas

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    - you can spread an object A with any properties into object B, even if object B does __not__ accept those properties, as long as A and B have at least 1 common property???
      - this is #bs how do i disallow this? just fixed a bug that would've been caught if this wasn't the case
        
        ofc obvious fix is to specify the type for A, before spreading into B, even if B is already typed. but meh !
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- {{[[TODO]]}} the re-ordering of the latest branch into some earlier one, w/o creating a new latest branch, is incomplete -- we end up checked out at the (old) latest branch, which is now no longer the latest one, instead of the new latest one
  - {{[[TODO]]}} need a test case for this
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