TypeError: Ambiguous resolution in <Ovld jurigged.parse.variables> for argument types [Module, dict]

[timotheecour]

I'm getting the following error many times when using jurigged.

Unfortunately it's hard to repro.
this is for an innocuous code change (eg print("v2") instead of prinv("v1"))

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/pathto/jurigged/src/jurigged/live.py", line 135, in _refresh
  File "/pathto/jurigged/src/jurigged/live.py", line 135, in _refresh
    self.watcher.refresh(self.filename)
  File "/pathto/jurigged/src/jurigged/live.py", line 108, in refresh
    self.watcher.refresh(self.filename)
  File "/pathto/jurigged/src/jurigged/live.py", line 108, in refresh
    cf = self.registry.get(path)
         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/pathto/jurigged/src/jurigged/register.py", line 76, in get
    cf = self.registry.get(path)
         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/pathto/jurigged/src/jurigged/register.py", line 76, in get
    cf = CodeFile(
         ^^^^^^^^^
  File "/pathto/jurigged/src/jurigged/codetools.py", line 1083, in __init__
    cf = CodeFile(
         ^^^^^^^^^
  File "/pathto/jurigged/src/jurigged/codetools.py", line 1083, in __init__
    variables(tree, varinfo)
    variables(tree, varinfo)
  File "<ovld:32f0df4af60c4fb4>", line 4, in variables
  File "<ovld:32f0df4af60c4fb4>", line 4, in variables
  File "/pathto_miniconda/envs/tests11/lib/python3.11/site-packages/ovld/typemap.py", line 386, in __missing__
  File "/pathto_miniconda/envs/tests11/lib/python3.11/site-packages/ovld/typemap.py", line 386, in __missing__
    raise self.errors[obj_t_tup]
    raise self.errors[obj_t_tup]
TypeError: Ambiguous resolution in <Ovld jurigged.parse.variables> for argument types [Module, dict]
Candidates are:
* variables[AST, *]  (priority: 0, specificity: [1, 0])
* variables[AST, *]  (priority: 0, specificity: [1, 0])
Note: you can use @ovld(priority=X) to give higher priority to an overload.TypeError: Ambiguous resolution in <Ovld jurigged.parse.variables> for argument types [Module, dict]
Candidates are:
* variables[AST, *]  (priority: 0, specificity: [1, 0])
* variables[AST, *]  (priority: 0, specificity: [1, 0])
Note: you can use @ovld(priority=X) to give higher priority to an overload.