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For some reason it appears that in the StringLineIterator class the #next function is called one-too-many times which results in the required type-check found here.
When used with a for ... of ([Symbol.iterator]) construct, there is always one final call to #next that does not return content to the iterator but that results in undefined being returned which was causing the call to String#trim() to throw a runtime error.
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For some reason it appears that in the
StringLineIterator
class the#next
function is called one-too-many times which results in the required type-check found here.When used with a
for ... of
([Symbol.iterator]
) construct, there is always one final call to#next
that does not return content to the iterator but that results inundefined
being returned which was causing the call toString#trim()
to throw a runtime error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: