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Fix typo in initialize with reference to undefined file variable #40

Closed nardeas closed 7 years ago

nardeas commented 7 years ago

This fixed issue #39 for me.

jakesankey commented 7 years ago

build failed

abhaypatil87 commented 7 years ago

Locally changing this file fixed the issue for me! Thanks much.

jesperronn commented 7 years ago

@andreasur could you pls merge and release new version, so that the change benefits us all?

I hope you have time to do it :) Thanks!

jakesankey commented 7 years ago

Sorry all, I haven't been using Atom lately. I will try to get this published soon.

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jakesankey commented 7 years ago

Please correct the issue with the failing build and I will happily merge.

cusspvz commented 7 years ago

@jakesankey could it be an erroneous test?

 class GitHistoryView extends SelectListView

  initialize: (@file) ->
    super()
    @show() if file
  GitHistoryView.prototype.initialize = function(file1) {
    this.file = file1;
    GitHistoryView.__super__.initialize.call(this);
    if (file) {
      return this.show();
    }
  };

As you may notice, by plugging @file on the variable argument so it can be attached to the object, requires to use above as @file otherwise it will render an undefined variable.

Is there any chance you can help OP with it? I think your plugin is a great work but unfortunately it isn't working because of a @.

jakesankey commented 7 years ago

Sorry for the delay. I released this in a patch today. Thanks for the contribution!