Skip block scope check for global symbol#16375
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An example of a symbol with no error location is a global symbol like Promise.
Previously, a block-scoped definition of Promise like `class Promise<T>` in a script would cause a crash
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@sandersn, Can you port this to release-2.4? |
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Done. It's in 2.4 now. |
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Skip block scope check for global symbols, which have no error location.
An example such of a symbol is
Promise.Fixes #15725