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Shifter: 1.9.6
When sorting a JavaScript object, the code gets messed up, unless only ES2015 shorthand definition or primitive key/value pairs are used.
Case 1:
const foo = { userRights, cWishLists: cWishLists.getAllWishLists, cVariantSelector, };
This one works, as long as I only select the inner rows of the object.
Case 2:
const foo = { baa: { foo: 'baa', }, userRights, cWishLists: cWishLists.getAllWishLists, cVariantSelector, };
This one fails and produces the following result:
const foo = { foo: 'baa', baa: { cVariantSelector, cWishLists: cWishLists.getAllWishLists, userRights, }, };
Selecting the whole variable fails entirely (which I think may be OK...)
cVariantSelector, cWishLists; : cWishLists.getAllWishLists, userRights, const foo = {};
Grüäss us Sanggallä 😃
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Shifter: 1.9.6
When sorting a JavaScript object, the code gets messed up, unless only ES2015 shorthand definition or primitive key/value pairs are used.
Case 1:
This one works, as long as I only select the inner rows of the object.
Case 2:
This one fails and produces the following result:
Selecting the whole variable fails entirely (which I think may be OK...)
Grüäss us Sanggallä 😃
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: