Fix 'duplicate types' check for properties with a single type #1399
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fixes #1263
The 'duplicate types' check would fail if properties with single-value
TYPE
parameters were present,Background
prop.getParameter('type')
would return an Array if multiple types are present, but a String if there's only one type:Here,
prop
is going to be[ 'HOME', 'VOICE' ]
. This works.Whereas here,
prop
will end up as just'HOME'
. If you pass a string intonew Set()
, it will create an array containing all the individual characters of the string. So the check ends up effectively doing:This is fixed by moving the
Array.isArray
check into thefilter
call, so that only properties with multiple types are compared to begin with.I removed some other checks that were unnecessary:
Array.filter
andArray.map
always return an array, soprops
is already guaranteed to be one, and there's no harm in comparing empty arrays.