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Rebase dev onto refactor. #140

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In this branch I basically took all commits from current develop (up until e643a46) and put them ontop of feature/refactor so that the stuff that @jaredlll08 did for CraftTweaker isn't lost.
However, I can't ascertain that nothing got lost in rebase hell 😉

Let's see which of these changes we actually need..?

Test results (I didn't check if these are the same failing tests or if something else broke)

  • current feature/refactor (104cb9b): 94 Failed + 506 Pass + 21 Ignored = 621 Tests
  • This MR: 107 Failed + 506 Pass + 21 Ignored = 634 Tests

@@ -558,6 +556,13 @@ public Void builtinStaticMethod(BuiltinMethodSymbol method, TypeID returnType, C
}

switch (method) {
case FUNCTION_CALL: // ToDo: Was added from dev->refactor branch during rebase, is this still needed?
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Basically what the ToDO said.
I'm not even sure if this is the proper place, it was part of one of these humongous switch-statements inside the JavaExpressionVisitors: b11c1ff

Maybe this can be removed, even?

@kindlich kindlich requested a review from stanhebben May 28, 2024 23:12
@stanhebben stanhebben merged commit 4ac76c2 into feature/refactor May 31, 2024
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@kindlich kindlich deleted the tests/merge-dev-into-refactor branch June 21, 2024 20:01
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