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we do not run Dart analyzer on the offending code (or it passes the analyzer check)
we do not compile our unit tests to JS
Dart VM doesn't care to eval @proxy because this annotation is not used at runtime (it's used for static analysis only) and therefore never fails any of our tests
we do not run Dart analyzer on the offending code (or it passes the
analyzer check)
we do not compile our unit tests to JS
Dart VM doesn't care to eval @proxy because this annotation is not
used at runtime (it's used for static analysis only) and therefore never
fails any of our tests
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fix(dart): @proxy is a value, not a factory
alexeagle commentedon Aug 6, 2015
Why didn't any of our tests catch this defect?
yjbanov commentedon Aug 6, 2015
Probably some combination of the following:
@proxybecause this annotation is not used at runtime (it's used for static analysis only) and therefore never fails any of our testsalexeagle commentedon Aug 6, 2015
Is it because we don't run Dartium in checked mode for our testing? Can you
fix that?
On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 10:53 AM Yegor [email protected] wrote:
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