C#: Blazor: Support string literals as property names in jump nodes #19145
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… `nameof` expression In earlier versions of the Razor generator, a string literal was used instead of a `nameof` expression in order to indicate the name of the property being modified. This means we need to look up the property by name instead of using a more explicit access.
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…re/Components.qll Co-authored-by: Michael Nebel <[email protected]>
Continuation of #18957.
Older versions of Blazor used a string literal instead of a
nameofexpression in order to specify the property being set. Therefore, it is necessary to modify the corresponding jump node in order to model the steps correctly.