# Duplicate names in scratch file. Term and ability constructor collisions should cause a parse error. ``` unison structural ability Stream where send : a -> () Stream.send : a -> () Stream.send _ = () ``` ``` ucm Loading changes detected in scratch.u. ❗️ I found multiple bindings with the name Stream.send: 2 | send : a -> () 3 | 4 | Stream.send : a -> () 5 | Stream.send _ = () ``` Term and type constructor collisions should cause a parse error. ``` unison structural type X = x X.x : a -> () X.x _ = () ``` ``` ucm Loading changes detected in scratch.u. ❗️ I found multiple bindings with the name X.x: 1 | structural type X = x 2 | 3 | X.x : a -> () 4 | X.x _ = () ``` Ability and type constructor collisions should cause a parse error. ``` unison structural type X = x structural ability X where x : () ``` ``` ucm Loading changes detected in scratch.u. I found two types called X: 1 | structural type X = x 2 | structural ability X where 3 | x : () ``` Field accessors and terms with the same name should cause a parse error. ``` unison structural type X = {x : ()} X.x.modify = () X.x.set = () X.x = () ``` ``` ucm Loading changes detected in scratch.u. ❗️ I found multiple bindings with the name X.x: 1 | structural type X = {x : ()} 2 | X.x.modify = () 3 | X.x.set = () 4 | X.x = () I found multiple bindings with the name X.x.modify: 1 | structural type X = {x : ()} 2 | X.x.modify = () I found multiple bindings with the name X.x.set: 1 | structural type X = {x : ()} 2 | X.x.modify = () 3 | X.x.set = () ``` Types and terms with the same name are allowed. ``` unison structural type X = Z X = () ``` ``` ucm Loading changes detected in scratch.u. I found and typechecked these definitions in scratch.u. If you do an `add` or `update`, here's how your codebase would change: ⍟ These new definitions are ok to `add`: structural type X (also named builtin.Unit) X : () ``` ``` ucm scratch/main> add ⍟ I've added these definitions: structural type X (also named builtin.Unit) X : () scratch/main> view X structural type X = Z X : () X = () ```