{"push_id":957644062,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"2be4e589fe9b23b893823b4f6d1d3be4b320c8d9","before":"fc45557c493842dcbd32a12f8aeb889967005646","commits":[{"sha":"2be4e589fe9b23b893823b4f6d1d3be4b320c8d9","author":{"email":"bccdbeae84114050ad2c0b06a02c2106cb102f61@art-master.de","name":"David Nolden"},"message":"Show typename to the user even if duchain decl. wasn't found\n\nIdeally we would always find a duchain declaration, but on\nmy very complex project with lots of preprocessor and\n#include magic this often fails. The reason why it fails\nis subject for future research. But in any case, we should\nalways show what we know to the user. Before this, many\nobjects were just annotated with the typename \"<class>\";\nnow it'll show the plain typename, similar to DelayedType.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/KDE/kdevelop/commits/2be4e589fe9b23b893823b4f6d1d3be4b320c8d9"}]}