stdlib: Add type for CSV::Row#initialize #1903
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Added CSV::Row#initialize in stdlib because the type does not exist. The content of the headers array is `untyped`, because any object canbe specified as long as it is an Ruby object. I placed the test files directly under the `stdlib` directory, but please let me know if you need to create more directories like `stdlib/csv`!
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See also: - ruby/rbs#2258 - ruby/rbs#2099 - ruby/rbs#2012 - ruby/rbs#2003 - ruby/rbs#1903 - ruby/rbs#1864 - ruby/rbs#1738 - ruby/rbs#241 Thank you: - @euglena1215 - @aki19035vc - @tk0miya - @m11o - @connorshea
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Add type to CSV::Row#initialize in stdlib because the type does not exist.
The content of the headers array is
untyped, because any object can be specified as long as it is an Ruby object.I placed the test files directly under the
stdlibdirectory, but please let me know if you need to create more directories likestdlib/csv!