Catch invalid fields of literal objects #6707
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@dylan-apollo, please consider creating a changeset entry in |
benjamn
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@benjamn I added cases for subselection, in addition to the path that was there, and both sub and path within a nested array. I think that covers the main places this new function is used, but are there any others you can think of we should cover? |
pubmodmatt
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Causes a composition error in URIs/headers/body when a literal object has a property accessed which doesn't exist.
This is taken from the name resolution code, but has no impact on non-literals right now since there's no resolution yet.