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Rule 6.1.7 implicit backing property(#443) #465
Rule 6.1.7 implicit backing property(#443) #465
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Does this mean that any reference to non-local property will cause warning? What if some other class property is read for some reason? I think, similar to getters, we should check only left-hand side references in assignments. For example, this code:
shouldn't raise a warning beca use there is no backing property.