There is currently some unnecessary duplication between Data.Fin and Data.Fin.Inductive. These two definitions of Fin are almost identical, but parts of the library uses one definition and some uses the other.
@aljungstrom has convinced me that version one in Data.Fin.Inductive is better as it satisfies more definitional equalities, so I suggest we put that version in Data.Fin and use it everywhere. @croos90 is currently working on implementing this, so this issue is mostly here to avoid someone else starting to work on the same thing.
There is currently some unnecessary duplication between
Data.FinandData.Fin.Inductive. These two definitions ofFinare almost identical, but parts of the library uses one definition and some uses the other.@aljungstrom has convinced me that version one in
Data.Fin.Inductiveis better as it satisfies more definitional equalities, so I suggest we put that version inData.Finand use it everywhere. @croos90 is currently working on implementing this, so this issue is mostly here to avoid someone else starting to work on the same thing.