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The following C++ code has a bug:
for (Used_Variable &used_var : current_scope.variables_used) { if (used_var.kind == Used_Variable_Kind::use) { used_var.kind == Used_Variable_Kind::use_in_type; } }
JavaScript code might have a similar bug. For example:
let x; x == 42;
quick-lint-js should warn about such redundant == (or ===) and suggest = instead.
==
===
=
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @strager, I would love to tackle this issue if that's ok :)
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@CoderMuffin Yeah, you can work on this issue.
CoderMuffin
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The following C++ code has a bug:
JavaScript code might have a similar bug. For example:
quick-lint-js should warn about such redundant
==
(or===
) and suggest=
instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: