Allow overridden properties that inherit attributes #556
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Previously, the property in the base class and the property in the subclass would both be returned, causing us to complain about duplicate arguments/options that are actually the same. Closes natemcmaster#555
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I think this handles all cases of property overriding while still correctly flagging property hiding/similar-looking private properties, but I'm new to C# so I might have missed an edge case! |
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@natemcmaster Just a friendly reminder! If you'd like, I could also try adding a regression test for this specific case of attribute inheritance so it doesn't get inadvertently removed again. |
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Previously, the property in the base class and the property in the subclass would both be returned, causing us to complain about duplicate arguments/options that are actually the same.
Closes #555