F* can't find one enum constructor after it found an isomorphic one

[briangmilnes]

/// BUG F* can't find Three either as WrapOCaml.Three or Three !!
/// This works above for enum One which is only trivially different.
/// It works in language server but not with either a recent
/// dev release or an opam development release.
/// The OCaml is not required for this bug.
/// F* 2024.08.14~dev
/// platform=Linux_x86_64
/// compiler=OCaml 4.14.2
/// date=2024-09-02 15:23:16 -0700
/// commit=445f713ad8b276864ba7e205e028813e19324b66

Compile line from Forge make:
/// /home/milnes/.opam/default/bin/fstar.exe --warn_error "-321-333-331" --use_hints --use_hint_hashes --record_hints --hint_dir _build/fstar/fst/hints --print_universes --print_implicits --cache_checked_modules --cache_dir _build/fstar/fst/checked --include src --include src/fstar/ --include src/fstar/fst/ --include /home/milnes/.opam/default/lib/fstar src/fstar/fst/Main.fst

See Main.fst line 132.
Main.txt
WrapOCaml.txt

The compilation in Forge is not needed to test this.

[briangmilnes]

Oops old bug line in Main.fst. My issue on another function. Here is a clean Main.fst.
Main.txt

[briangmilnes]

Closed, it's a bug in the way I'm calling depend in Forge, it is picking up a file from ../src!

[briangmilnes]

Looking at this in more detail, I had an .fsti in X above X/src. And the include order found it first and does no duplicate detection on the includes. Which is totally appropriate. I'll change Forge to ignore files in X.

[briangmilnes]

closed, thought I had.