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Fix the unit test failure in JS Quick Edit and some typos in JSDoc.#4821
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This fixes the test on both MacOS 10.8 and Win7, but it seems to have introduced 5 new errors on Win7: should open a function with form: function functionName() should open a function with form: functionName = function() should open a function with form: functionName: function() should see code hint lists in quick editor should see jump to definition on variable working in quick editor |
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Deleting cache fixed it. Merging. |
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Fix the unit test failure in JS Quick Edit and some typos in JSDoc.
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Fix the JS Quick Edit unit test failure introduced by #4637.