Fix duplication of first comment in file#15172
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I'm not sure this is the "proper" fix, but it does resolve the issue. `iterateCommentRanges` is called with pos=0 and trailing=true, making the first comment show up twice (as it will be iterated as a leading comment too). Fixes microsoft#12979
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Can you please consider this PR for merging? It's a small nuisance, but can turn into a real headache when JSDoc comments get duplicated. See #12979 |
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I'm not sure this is the "proper" fix, but it does resolve the issue.
iterateCommentRangesis called with pos=0 and trailing=true, making the first comment show up twice (as it will be iterated as a leading comment too).Fixes #12979