Add MethodSpec kind #208
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Add MethodSpec kind #208
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This change adds a new kind representing a method specification on an interface. The motivation: in some cases, it can be helpful to distinguish method specs from method implementations. For example, when searching for symbols, method specs should usually be ranked higher than method implementations.
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Thanks @varungandhi-src for fixing and merging! I have a better understanding of the process now. |
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This change adds a new kind representing a method specification on an
interface.
The motivation: in some cases, it can be helpful to distinguish method specs
from method implementations. For example, when searching for symbols, method
specs should usually be ranked higher than method implementations.
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