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This applies a small monkey patch to the `parse_sexp` method in the `sexp_processor` gem. This will allow us to continue passing filters to `Sexp::Matcher.parse` like this: ``` DEFAULT_FILTERS = [ "(UsingDirective ___)".freeze ].freeze ```
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@larkinscott have you confirmed ?
Note: I'm still confirming if the line number changes from this update make sense.
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This also applies a small monkey patch to the
parse_sexpmethod in thesexp_processorgem. This will allow us to continue passing filters toSexp::Matcher.parselike this:Note: I'm still confirming if the line number changes from this update make sense.