fix(jsii): TypeError: Cannot read property 'getJsDocTags' of undefined #2163
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When a trailing semicolon was left after a method body, the compiler would choke with a `TypeError` due to attempting to read the JSDoc tags of an `undefined` symbol. This checks for this particular case and ignores the "class member" that is represented by the dangling semicolon; and emits a diagnostic message informing users the token could be removed. Fixes #2098
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When a trailing semicolon was left after a method body, the compiler
would choke with a
TypeErrordue to attempting to read the JSDoc tagsof an
undefinedsymbol.This checks for this particular case and ignores the "class member" that
is represented by the dangling semicolon; and emits a diagnostic message
informing users the token could be removed.
Fixes #2098
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