fix: errors not being displayed in the correct files#700
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rafaelss95:fix-regression-deprecation
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fix: errors not being displayed in the correct files#700mgechev merged 1 commit intomgechev:masterfrom rafaelss95:fix-regression-deprecation
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Thank you @rafaelss95 for fixing this. @mgechev, could you please publish a new release ASAP with this fix merged in? The bug is actually mangling code, so getting a new release out quickly will help prevent other developers from the ensuing headaches of encountering this bug. Thanks! |
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Glad to see this will be in the next release. I updated my dependencies today to find the linter mangling TS files as others mentioned. |
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Fixes #692 #699.
It was a regression caused by PR #587. I'm not sure how we can add tests to prevent errors like this from popping up.