feat: new diag for using ‘.’ after ‘?.’ #1133
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This closes quick-lint#1128 -- it warns the user about using a dot After an optional chain. This cover optional chain with function call as well as optional chain with index expressions
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Landed as commit bdfccbd. Thanks for the patch! |
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This closes #1128 -- it warns the user about using a dot After an optional chain. This cover optional chain with function call as well as optional chain with index expressions