Clarify type inference of class variables #762
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nobodywasishere
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Perhaps a clarification is in order, but it isn't different from instance vars, so why be specific about it here? |
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@nobodywasishere , @straight-shoota , @beta-ziliani ping, did you folks forget to merge this? |
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This part of the documentation was causing confusion, so I'm expanding a bit on the preconditions for type inference.
https://forum.crystal-lang.org/t/do-you-need-to-specify-a-type-for-class-variables/6876/2