Closed katowulf closed 9 years ago
But this isn't true. If exportVal() encounters a primitive with no priority, it will return the primitive. This probably breaks some of our parsing code in common/libs/utils.js
Went through all usages of exportVal() and it looks like we got these right. None of the calls depend on this value being an object.
But this isn't true. If exportVal() encounters a primitive with no priority, it will return the primitive. This probably breaks some of our parsing code in common/libs/utils.js