fix(compiler): prefer localName over originalName by running an empty check on originalName
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tanner-reits
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localName over originalName by running an empty check on originalName
christian-bromann
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localName over originalName by running an empty check on originalNamelocalName over originalName by running an empty check on originalName
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@tanner-reits dang .. updated title. |
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This patch was published in Stencil |
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What is the current behavior?
GitHub Issue Number: fixes #5882
What is the new behavior?
We have missed a case where an import type can come with an empty id.
Documentation
Does this introduce a breaking change?
Testing
Enhanced existing unit test.
Other information
n/a