fix: :: string annotation on quantified captures produces correct types#261
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fix: :: string annotation on quantified captures produces correct types#261
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Summary
string[]instead ofstringfor(x)* @names :: stringTexteffect for array elements when:: stringannotation presenthas_string_annotation()helper method onCapturedExprWhy
The
:: stringannotation on quantified captures (*and+) was broken in two ways:stringinstead of replacing the element typeNodeeffect for array elements, ignoring the annotationThis caused queries like
(identifier)+ @names :: stringto produceNode[]at runtime and incorrect TypeScript types.