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Generic types are not handled correctly #3
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I tried adapting the regex to fix the issue for this case, but I can't get it to work without breaking the other cases. :( |
I think I managed to fix the regex to ignore the generic declaration by adding an additional group Tested the above given example against the updated regex at https://regex101.com/r/HCX86K/1 |
@sorenmortensen Hello, sorry I accidentally closed the issue. @ivanfoong made a change in a pull request that should fix your issue that you can check out. |
A type with a generic type annotation is not handled correctly (the generic type is not recognised).
For example:
produces this:
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