Debugger: Fix fetching source to link C++ error on GitHub #66977
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"hire" probably was meant to be "hide"? |
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Fixes #66974.
As a bonus, here's our first using of an
*EDerror macro which will make this warning visible in the toaster (even in nonDEV_ENABLEDbuilds) as it's relevant information for users.An alternative to this warning would be to hide the "Open C++ Source on GitHub" option on entries which don't have a "C++ Source". That can be done later if anyone is interested (but I'm not sure the information is readily available in the relevant code that builds the menu).