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I have an errant ; appearing in a react app screen. Hundreds of components in this friggin monstrosity.

How would you find the extra ; to remove it?

Kill me now!

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    Just remove all semicolons, you don't need them.
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    Technically correct. Good job.
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    Instead I will spend three days creating an automated framework to remove the semicolons in each file one at a time until the test succeeds. Fuck it.
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    Can’t you inspect the browser with react devtools to find the component that contains the semicolon?
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    I'd start by looking for all the semicolons thst aren't at the EOL.
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    I'd start by using something other than React ....

    Joking, we use it at work, but didn't IDE search helping? Search for ; and do a quick overview if there is something that doesn't look right?
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    @black-kite Tried that. Doesn’t help.
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    Found it. 194 files changed. Remove semicolon from 88 files. Edit for loops add them back. Binary search. Rinse repeat. When in doubt use brute force. Fuck javascript.
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    I got a woohoo from the project manager. Fuck you project manager. You could not have found it.
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