feat: Show the type of what is being dereferenced in a deref expression. #10204
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Veykril
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The spacing is off in the test output since you manually edited the typoes there, so the alignment isn't correct for the expects. |
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Thanks for the contribution! |
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changelog feat (first contribution) show dereferenced types in hover |
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Addresses issue #10106.
In-progress - I'm trying to figure out why
hover_deref_expr_with_coercionis failing.