fix: Replacements #132
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fix: Replacements #132
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Same by me with constructor. Fix worked. Thanks btw. But it's still not merged?))) |
kapitalistn
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Feb 22, 2025
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Same issue here, this causes that pnpm workspace throws error when package directory contains |
This was referenced Apr 17, 2025
[Bug]: cspell fails when have a directory with name constructor in it
streetsidesoftware/cspell#7194
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Hello, I found an interesting bug while i was working with pcss library. The pcss was broken only for me, while same project runs without problem for my collegs. While investigeting it, I found out the problem, my path to project was: "/projects/constructor/project_name", and this constructor name was the problem. Because if you call REPLACEMENTS['constructor'] it will return the function.