[intro.defs] access should contain a reference to the definition of a scalar type

[LucyEngine]

Fixes #7741

[tkoeppe]

There's no need to keep making new pull requests for the same thing! Just push or force-push into the existing PR branch.

[LucyEngine]

There's no need to keep making new pull requests for the same thing! Just push or force-push into the existing PR branch.

I tried, but at the moment of doing the PR it didn't let me open it (there was only the option of viewing the last PR)

[tkoeppe]

You can post a message to that regard and we can reopen the pull request, I think.

[tkoeppe]

Regarding the commit message: just say what you're changing; you don't need to explain the entire motivation when it's obvious, but certainly the motivation shouldn't be the first line. The first line shoud say what's changing.

[LucyEngine]

Okay, it's my first time submitting a PR btw, sorry, mistakes were committed, but i'll do better from now on

[tkoeppe]

No worries, there's a first time for everything!

[LucyEngine]

So uh, what's the error about? Apparently there're a bunch of undefined references or something... Looks similar to the error i got from mactex 2025

[AlisdairM]

Those missing references are surprising to me. Have you successfully built a copy of the standard from main?

[tkoeppe]

The reference is misspelled. Delete the trailing #9.

[LucyEngine]

The reference is misspelled. Delete the trailing #9.

Done, sorry, i thought there was a direct reference to the different sub-sections/paragraphs of these sections.

[jensmaurer]

@LucyEngine , if you wish for your real name to appear in the git commit history, you need to adjust your github profile settings accordingly.

[LucyEngine]

@LucyEngine , if you wish for your real name to appear in the git commit history, you need to adjust your github profile settings accordingly.

Ah, don't worry, the github username is fine