Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P2: Important
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6.10
Description
If the type is unknown, the warning is attached to the handler; but a user can't do anything at this point. It should at least point to the place where the signal is defined in addition – if at all. If the parameter is not used at all in the handler, it can be questioned whether there really ought to be a warning in the first place.
Moreover, for QML defined signals, we should warn about invalid type annotations instead (and use didYouMean to handle potential typos).
Attachments
Issue Links
- resulted from
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QTBUG-138408 Malformed ".," in qmllint info
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- In Progress
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