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Since Presheaf C ... is defined as Functor (C ^op) (SETS ...), C can't be inferred from an argument P : Presheaf C .... This is because Agda 2.6.3 can't solve sym _A = B for paths _A and B, so can't deduce the original ⋆Assoc. This should be fixed in agda/agda#6645, but in the meantime, should we refactor Presheaves to have Copresheaves as the primary type on which everything is defined? This way, there's no reason to have to solve _C ^op = C.
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Have you tried out agda HEAD to see that it is fixed? I don't think we should bother making a big change if we know it's fixed in the next version of Agda anyway.
Hi everyone,
Since
Presheaf C ...
is defined asFunctor (C ^op) (SETS ...)
,C
can't be inferred from an argumentP : Presheaf C ...
. This is because Agda 2.6.3 can't solvesym _A = B
for paths_A
andB
, so can't deduce the original⋆Assoc
. This should be fixed in agda/agda#6645, but in the meantime, should we refactorPresheaves
to haveCopresheaves
as the primary type on which everything is defined? This way, there's no reason to have to solve_C ^op = C
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: