replace_symbolt can now replace tag type symbols#2845
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replace_symbolt can now replace tag type symbols#2845
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My understanding (as implemented in #2723) was that we don't need replacement for type symbols (or, for that matter, tags) at all? |
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Yes, my suspicion is that we simply won't need this eventually. |
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@kroening Can this be closed? |
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Closing as this as long neglected and also since the mentioned PR that may also solve the same issue (#2723) has been merged. Please reopen if you believe this is erroneous or something is missing. |
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Obvious interaction with #2723.