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If you take for instance /animations/animation.dart you'll see an abstract dart class Animation<T>. However, the transpiler outputs this as a non-abstract class, and abstract methods are given empty bodies.
This may have been a workaround in the original project for some issue, but if it needs to be reviewed. I'd prefer abstract methods to stay abstract in C#.
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If you take for instance
/animations/animation.dart
you'll see an abstract dart classAnimation<T>
. However, the transpiler outputs this as a non-abstract class, and abstract methods are given empty bodies.This may have been a workaround in the original project for some issue, but if it needs to be reviewed. I'd prefer abstract methods to stay abstract in C#.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: