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Now that #3615 is in, here's an annoying one for editors without brace completion:
interface Thing { abcdef: any; } interface I { property1: Thing; property2: string; } var foo: I; var { property1: { /**/ } = foo;
Expected: abcdef is in the completion list. Actual: property1 and property2 are in the completion list.
abcdef
property1
property2
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This is a hard one to get right just because of the grammar.
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Right - this shouldn't be a bug. I forgot that an initializer is valid on a nested binding pattern.
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Now that #3615 is in, here's an annoying one for editors without brace completion:
Expected:
abcdef
is in the completion list.Actual:
property1
andproperty2
are in the completion list.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: