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Checks that the marked method indeed overrides a function with the same signature somewhere on the prototype chain.
Yet, a syntax error gets thrown when an overridden method does not appear in all ancestors.
SyntaxError: No descriptor matching C#one() was found on the prototype chain.
Did you mean "one"?
classA{publicone(){return1;}}classBextendsA{// Syntax error disappears when the line below is included // public one() { return super.one(); }publictwo(y: number){returny+this.one();}}classCextendsB{
@overridepublicone(){return42;}}constc=newC();console.log(c.two(2));
The documentation states:
Yet, a syntax error gets thrown when an overridden method does not appear in all ancestors.
Looks related to #62
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