## Mapping out Agile with the Atlassian Tool Suite ## X Confluence Spend less time hunting things down and more time getting things done. Organize your work, create documents, and discuss everything

evaluation relation with new computation rules. Rules are safe to use with \`Agda.Builtin.Equality if -confluence-check is enabled. Confluent but non-terminating rewrite rules can not break consistency, unlike terms that would otherwise be neutral. #### 3.36.3 Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag --local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently

evaluation relation with new computation rules. Rules are safe to use with \`Agda.Builtin.Equality if -confluence-check is enabled. Confluent but non-terminating rewrite rules can not break consistency, unlike terms that would otherwise be neutral. #### 3.36.3 Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag --local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently

evaluation relation with new computation rules. Rules are safe to use with \`Agda.Builtin.Equality if -confluence-check is enabled. Confluent but non-terminating rewrite rules can not break consistency, unlike terms that would otherwise be neutral. #### 3.36.3 Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag --local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently

evaluation relation with new computation rules. Rules are safe to use with \`Agda.Builtin.Equality if -confluence-check is enabled. Confluent but non-terminating rewrite rules can not break consistency, unlike terms that would otherwise be neutral. #### 3.36.3 Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag --local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently

types Metaprogramming Rewriting Rewrite rules by example General shape of rewrite rules Confluence checking Advanced usage Run-time Irrelevance Syntax Rules References Safe Agda Sized applied to terms that would otherwise be neutral. ## Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag --local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently

terms that would otherwise be neutral. #### 3.35.3 Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag --local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently (see Reflection). ### --confluence-check. --local-confluence-check New in version 2.6.1. Enable optional (global or local) confluence checking of REWRITE rules (see Confluence checking). ## --cubical

types Metaprogramming Rewriting Rewrite rules by example General shape of rewrite rules • Confluence checking • Advanced usage • Run-time Irrelevance • Syntax • Rules • Subtyping applied to terms that would otherwise be neutral. ## Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag -- local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently

Metaprogramming • Rewriting • Rewrite rules by example • General shape of rewrite rules • Confluence checking • Advanced usage • Run-time Irrelevance • Syntax • Rules • Subtyping applied to terms that would otherwise be neutral. ## Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag -- local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently

Metaprogramming Rewriting Rewrite rules by example General shape of rewrite rules • Confluence checking • Advanced usage • Run-time Irrelevance • Syntax • Rules • Subtyping applied to terms that would otherwise be neutral. ## Confluence checking Agda can optionally check confluence of rewrite rules by enabling the --confluence-check flag. Concretely, it does so by enforcing two single-step parallel unfolding v => w. There is also a flag -- local-confluence-check that is less restrictive but only checks local confluence of rewrite rules. In case the rewrite rules are terminating (currently