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Here is what I do (in a fresh clone, using Ubuntu 23.10):
$ cd languages/ocaml
$ ocaml repl.ml -e "let foo = 1;;"
File "./repl.ml", line 111, characters 23-36:
111 | use_silently ppf explicit_name
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error: This expression has type string but an expression was expected of type
input = Toploop.input
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As of ocaml-compiler-libs v0.12.4 (required by `repl.ml`), module
`Toploop` signature includes this:
```ocaml
type input = Stdin | File of string | String of string
val use_silently : Format.formatter -> input -> bool
```
This broke the way `use_silently` was used, line 111 (see issue replit#118)
This change fixes this.
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Here is what I do (in a fresh clone, using Ubuntu 23.10):
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