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There's something weird going on because I can make the hasDefaultTabStop() definition work by changing the definition of isTabNavigable() (which calls hasDefaultTabStop()).
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This is different from #24.
I'm seeing "undefined" listed unnecessarily as a return type from dijit/a11y.js::hasDefaultTabStop(). A simpler test case is:
It gets flagged as having two return types.
There's something weird going on because I can make the hasDefaultTabStop() definition work by changing the definition of isTabNavigable() (which calls hasDefaultTabStop()).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: