Test T_and_Local_Bar_T

Source location: tests/coherence_overlap.rs:415

#[test]
fn T_and_Local_Bar_T() {
    FormalityTest::new(crates![crate core {
        trait Foo { }

        trait Bar<U> { }

        impl<T> Foo for T { }

        impl<T> Foo for T where LocalType: Bar<T> { }

        struct LocalType { }
    }])
    .err(expect_test::expect![[r#"
        the rule "different trait" at (coherence.rs) failed because
          condition evaluated to false: `impl_a.trait_id() != impl_b.trait_id()`

        crates/formality-rust/src/prove/prove_via.rs:8:1: no applicable rules for prove_via { goal: ! Bar(LocalType, !ty_1), via: !ty_0 = !ty_1, assumptions: {!ty_0 = !ty_1, Bar(LocalType, !ty_1)}, env: Env { variables: [!ty_0, !ty_1], bias: Soundness, pending: [], allow_pending_outlives: false } }

        crates/formality-rust/src/prove/prove_via.rs:8:1: no applicable rules for prove_via { goal: ! Bar(LocalType, !ty_1), via: Bar(LocalType, !ty_1), assumptions: {!ty_0 = !ty_1, Bar(LocalType, !ty_1)}, env: Env { variables: [!ty_0, !ty_1], bias: Soundness, pending: [], allow_pending_outlives: false } }

        the rule "negative impl" at (prove_wc.rs) failed because
          expression evaluated to an empty collection: `decls.neg_impl_decls(&trait_ref.trait_id)`

        the rule "not goal" at (coherence.rs) failed because
          failed to prove {!ty_1 = !ty_2, Bar(LocalType, !ty_2)} given {}, got [Constraints { env: Env { variables: [!ty_1, !ty_2], bias: Soundness, pending: [], allow_pending_outlives: false }, known_true: false, substitution: {} }]

        the rule "same impl" at (coherence.rs) failed because
          condition evaluated to false: `impl_a == impl_b`
            impl_a = impl <ty> Foo for ^ty0_0 { }
            impl_b = impl <ty> Foo for ^ty0_0 where LocalType : Bar <^ty0_0> { }"#]])
}

Rules proved (0)

This test records no positive coverage.

Premises failed (10)

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