```struct Foo { int a; this(int a) { this.a = a; } // reason for fail static immutable bar = Foo(1); // fails // static immutable Foo bar = Foo(1); // works } void main() { auto a = Foo.bar; } ``` The code above should compile, instead: `test.d(6): Error: cannot create a struct until its size is determined`. Remove the explicit constructor at line 4, and line 6 compiles. Add the explicit type onto the type declaration (as on line 7), and it will work without removing the explicit constructor.
This looks like a dupe I've seen before. Reduced: ----- struct Foo { this(int) {} static f = Foo(1); } void main() { } -----
since 2.068.2 ok