Demos: Fix a typo with an extra semicolon #1812
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Apologies if I misunderstood the authors file and I wasn't meant to add myself to that. If you'd like me to remove that change let me know if a second commit or amending this one would be preferable. |
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No problem. That file is auto-generated by a build task. I removed your edit to that file when I merged. Your name will be added prior to the next release. Thanks for the patch! |
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Highly trivial typo but this extra semicolon was causing
ctxto be declared as a global variable instead of a local one. It could potentially cause troubles if someone enables strict mode.This potential problem was found using lgtm.com where we analyse many open source projects. This repo has basically no other alerts but you can see the results of your dependencies or in context of other JavaScript projects.