fact: Definition cartesian_factorisation_commutes' {C : category} {D : disp_cat C} {c c' : C} {f : c' --> c} {d : D c} {d' : D c'} {ff : d' -->[f] d} (H : is_cartesian ff) {c''} (g : c'' --> c') {h : c'' --> c} {d'' : D c''} (hh : d'' -->[h] d) (e : (g · f = h)) : (cartesian_factorisation' H g hh e) ;; ff = transportb _ e hh.
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