Test neg_CoreTrait_for_CoreStruct_in_Foo

Source location: tests/coherence_orphan.rs:13

#[test]
fn neg_CoreTrait_for_CoreStruct_in_Foo() {
    FormalityTest::new(crates![crate core {
                trait CoreTrait {}
                struct CoreStruct {}
            },
            crate foo {
                #![feature(negative_impls)]
                impl !CoreTrait for CoreStruct {}
            }]).err(expect_test::expect![[r#"
                the rule "fundamental rigid type" at (is_local.rs) failed because
                  condition evaluated to false: `is_fundamental(decls, name)`
                    decls = program([crate core { trait CoreTrait <ty> { } struct CoreStruct { } }, crate foo { #![feature(negative_impls)] impl ! CoreTrait for CoreStruct {} }], 222)
                    name = (adt CoreStruct)

                crates/formality-rust/src/prove/prove_normalize.rs:18:1: no applicable rules for prove_normalize { p: CoreStruct, assumptions: {}, env: Env { variables: [], bias: Soundness, pending: [], allow_pending_outlives: false } }

                the rule "local rigid type" at (is_local.rs) failed because
                  condition evaluated to false: `decls.is_local_adt_id(a)`
                    decls = program([crate core { trait CoreTrait <ty> { } struct CoreStruct { } }, crate foo { #![feature(negative_impls)] impl ! CoreTrait for CoreStruct {} }], 222)
                    a = CoreStruct

                the rule "local trait" at (is_local.rs) failed because
                  condition evaluated to false: `decls.is_local_trait_id(&goal.trait_id)`
                    decls = program([crate core { trait CoreTrait <ty> { } struct CoreStruct { } }, crate foo { #![feature(negative_impls)] impl ! CoreTrait for CoreStruct {} }], 222)
                    &goal.trait_id = CoreTrait"#]])
}

Rules proved (0)

This test records no positive coverage.

Premises failed (11)

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