undefined: ...proxy... errors when inlining opaque types

[jchyb]

Compiler version

main

Minimized code

opaque type NT[N <: Tuple, V <: Tuple] = V
opaque type System = NT[Tuple1["wires"], Tuple1[Any]]

extension [N <: Tuple, V <: Tuple] (x: NT[N, V]) {
  inline def apply(n: Int): Any =
    x.productElement(n)
}

extension (system: System) {
  inline def foo =
    system.apply(0)
}

val simulation: System = ???
val _ = simulation.foo

Output

-- Error: X1.scala:11:4 --------------------------------------------------------
11 |    system.apply(0)
   |    ^^^^^^^^^^^^
   |undefined: system$proxy1.apply # -1: TermRef(TermRef(NoPrefix,val system$proxy1),apply) at inlining

Expectation

no error

notes

Initially submitted in connection to NamedTuples: #22324 (fixed for NamedTuples only)

[jchyb]

Splitting the owners for the opaque types in the minimisation gives us a slightly different error (also incorrect):

object Obj2:
  opaque type NT[N <: Tuple, V <: Tuple] = V

  extension [N <: Tuple, V <: Tuple] (x: NT[N, V]) {
    inline def apply(n: Int): Any =
      x.productElement(n)
  }

object Obj:
  opaque type System = Obj2.NT[Tuple1["wires"], Tuple1[Any]]

  extension (system: System) {
    inline def foo = system.apply(0)
  }
import Obj._
val simulation: System = ???
val _ = simulation.foo

-- [E050] Type Error: X1.scala:17:19 -------------------------------------------
17 |val _ = simulation.foo
   |        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
   |        expression does not take parameters
   |----------------------------------------------------------------------------
   |Inline stack trace
   |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
   |This location contains code that was inlined from X1.scala:6
 6 |      x.productElement(n)
   |      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
   |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
   |This location contains code that was inlined from X1.scala:6
13 |    inline def foo = system.apply(0)
   |                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
   |
   | longer explanation available when compiling with `-explain`

We can see that slightly incorrect bindings are generated:

      val $proxy1:
        Obj.type{type System = Obj2.NT[Tuple1[("wires" : String)], Tuple1[Any]]}
         =
        Obj.$asInstanceOf[
          
            Obj.type{
              type System = Obj2.NT[Tuple1[("wires" : String)], Tuple1[Any]]}
          
        ]
      val system$proxy1: (simulation : Obj.System) & $proxy1.System =
        simulation.$asInstanceOf[(simulation : Obj.System) & $proxy1.System]
      system$proxy1.productElement(0):Any:Any

with a reference to Obj.NT, which is an opaque type, for which proxies are not generated. I imagine it should generate something like this:

      val $proxy0: Obj2.type{type NT[N <: Tuple, V <: Tuple] = V} = Obj2.asInstanceOf[Obj2.type{type NT[N <: Tuple, V <: Tuple] = V}]
      val $proxy1:
        Obj.type{type System = $proxy0.NT[Tuple1[("wires" : String)], Tuple1[Any]]}
         =
        Obj.$asInstanceOf[
          
            Obj.type{
              type System = $proxy0.NT[Tuple1[("wires" : String)], Tuple1[Any]]}
          
        ]
      val system$proxy1: (simulation : Obj.System) & $proxy1.System =
        simulation.$asInstanceOf[(simulation : Obj.System) & $proxy1.System]
      system$proxy1.productElement(0):Any:Any