The names of anonymous functions are integers, and these are arbitrary. However, Spork treats them as if they have meaning for the anonymous function, which can cause content conflicts on anonymous functions even if there are none.
A quick fix for this is to simply not resolve the names of anonymous functions. The downside of that is that there could end up being multiple anonymous functions in the tree with the same name, and I'm uncertain of what effects that may have.
The names of anonymous functions are integers, and these are arbitrary. However, Spork treats them as if they have meaning for the anonymous function, which can cause content conflicts on anonymous functions even if there are none.
A quick fix for this is to simply not resolve the names of anonymous functions. The downside of that is that there could end up being multiple anonymous functions in the tree with the same name, and I'm uncertain of what effects that may have.