[SCL-23269] Find usages for context bound name#694
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@Alex1005a Hello. Did you mention SCL-23707 by mistake? |
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Sorry, I accidentally entered the wrong ticket. The correct one is: SCL-23269. |
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Hi @Alex1005a, thanks for the PR. I reviewed it and merged it basically unchanged (I just renamed the commit messages a little). I merged it manually, so I'm closing the pr here. Thanks again 🍺 |
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Ah damn. And I didn't change the ticket id 😁 |
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I was also wondering if it would be possible to make a unused context bound highlighting, even if it is not named, as in the case of given. Is there a separate SCL for this?