Make static properties/methods accessible through the runtime object built from the class #156
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…built from the class
MeesterDev
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Jul 2, 2025
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| if ((property in target) && !(property in previouslyAssigned)) { | ||
| console.warn(`Property/method ${property} of ${classObject.name} is not supported for static access, as it conflicts with names on the underlying Vue object.`); |
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| console.warn(`Property/method ${property} of ${classObject.name} is not supported for static access, as it conflicts with names on the underlying Vue object.`); | |
| console.warn(`Property/method ${property} of ${classObject.name} is not supported for static access, as it conflicts with names in the underlying Vue object.`); |
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This solves #125.
I initially considered throwing an error where there is now a warning, but settled on a warning to prevent breaking existing code.
