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Created an issue in golang/go that received 2 comments

x/tools/gopls: Completion: nil deref in expectedCompositeLiteralType

#!stacks "sigpanic" && "completion.expectedCompositeLiteralType:+1" Issue created by stacks. func expectedCompositeLiteralType(clInfo *compLitInfo, …

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