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I was wondering, why the ModifierNotUsedAtRoot didn't complain. I see the code behind it, but does it really make sense to allow the modifier to be propagated to a child of a dialog? Because it might lead to a bad understanding, that one would expect the dialog to be modified, but it's not (of course, but just its content).
Not sure, if it should be done with this rule or another one.
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I was wondering, why the ModifierNotUsedAtRoot didn't complain. I see the code behind it, but does it really make sense to allow the modifier to be propagated to a child of a dialog? Because it might lead to a bad understanding, that one would expect the dialog to be modified, but it's not (of course, but just its content).
Not sure, if it should be done with this rule or another one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: