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@sandersn sandersn commented Jul 7, 2020

This is only important right now for marking uses of deprecated tags due to the way that deprecated type references are computed. But I'm surprised it hasn't caused problems elsewhere.

Fixes #39466

This is only important right now for marking uses of deprecated tags due
to the way that deprecated type references are computed. But I'm
surprised it hasn't caused problems elsewhere.

Fixes #39466
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sandersn commented Jul 7, 2020

@Kingwl you might also be interested in this, although the bug was in code that I wrote. =)

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This includes @callback and @enum, right? Can we add tests for those?

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sandersn commented Jul 7, 2020

should include: Yes. does include: No. I'll fix that and add tests.

Requires making name lookup in isTypeDeclarationName smarter, but this
is only used by services, so shouldn't be too performance sensitive.
@sandersn sandersn merged commit 1814e2a into master Jul 7, 2020
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All uses of @typedef-defined types are marked deprecated
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