I want to make the following example compile, but it returns an error: "error[E0119]: conflicting implementations of trait From<A<_>> for type A<_>"
I know that "auto trait" combined "negative impl" may have worked before, however, it fails due to the forbid conditional issue in the recent night version.
Is there any way I can let it pass?
Without specialization being stabilized (which won't happen any time soon), I don't think there's a way to write your generic trait implementation like that.
Bad news but I believe it is true, I think I should try some workarounds to solve my problem. Thank you @jofas
No such thing like where T != U.
If you got some workarounds please let me know.
It's not the same because it isn't using the From trait but something like this playground might help if you don't need the From trait
Thanks for your reply but I need to implement some auto-conversion, so your solution may not suit me.
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