Check value equality between objects with lambdas

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@BalmungSan

IIRC, is just using named tuples.

I really doubt so, for example (x: Int, y: Int) ?=> Int doesn’t contain a tuple, (t: (x: Int, y: Int)) ?=> Int does

Also this behaviour precedes named tuples, see this discussion for more details:

Using context function parameter by name (and not by type)

What should this return ? def foo(f: (x: Int) ?=> Int) = f(using 0) val x = 4 foo(x) Above 3.4.0, it returns 0: x is taken to mean the parameter of f Before, it returns 4: x is taken to mean the val in scope I was not able to find any documentation of the 3.4.0 behaviour anywhere, not even in its patch notes The question is therefore: Is this a bug ? To me it seems very surprising that the name of a context parameter matters in the first place ! P.S: Scastie replicator 3.4.0 Scastie - …