If we use EQUALS to populate a field property without initializing it as a normal keyword before. FieldPropsManager::has_key will return false for it (because there is no entry in the list of keys).
This might be a feature because because FieldProperty::try_get explicitly caters for the case where the key is missing in the list.
Does anybody know why?
I still have the feeling that has_key should return true even in this case...
If we use EQUALS to populate a field property without initializing it as a normal keyword before.
FieldPropsManager::has_keywill return false for it (because there is no entry in the list of keys).This might be a feature because because
FieldProperty::try_getexplicitly caters for the case where the key is missing in the list.Does anybody know why?
I still have the feeling that
has_keyshould return true even in this case...