Inline function assist gets confused with a local shadowing the caller's argument #12536
Description
fn test(foo: u32) -> u32 {
let a = 10;
foo * 6
}
fn main() {
let a = 7;
let res = test(a);
assert!(res == 42);
}Inlining results in:
let a = 7;
let res = {
let a = 10;
a * 6 // <-- incorrectly refers to the local
};
assert!(res == 42);which fails the assert. A correct inlining would be:
let a = 7;
let res = {
let foo = a;
let a = 10;
foo * 6
};
assert!(res == 42);rust-analyzer version: 0.0.0 (366bd72 2022-06-12)