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Add support for invoke source object #1320
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export function toInvokeSource( |
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a similar one is already available in packages/core/src/invokeUtils.ts
- any reason for having both?
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That file doesn't exist, link?
This PR adds support for invoke source objects. This is not a breaking change;
src: 'someString'
will continue to work.TODO: