Fix for jsdoc modifiers on constructor params #38403
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sandersn
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I think the basic approach is a good idea. Hats off for updating every single usage.
Couple of questions and individual usage, and I think this should not go into 3.9 because our test coverage is so poor in this area; I'd like to have people use it for quite a while first.
src/services/codefixes/fixClassIncorrectlyImplementsInterface.ts
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When we added support for
@public,@private,@protected,@readonlyJSDoc-style modifiers, we inadvertently treated such modifiers on constructor properties as if they were TypeScript "parameter property modifiers", resulting in comments in a JS source file affecting JS emit.This PR splits the various "modifier"-related functions into "syntactic" and "effective" forms, where "syntactic" modifiers are derived from syntax, and "effective" modifiers including both the syntactic modifiers as well as modifiers derived from "jsdoc" comments.
Fixes #38401
/cc @DanielRosenwasser, @RyanCavanaugh in case we decide to take this for 3.9.