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  1. Fix: getComponent(SomeClass.getTypeName()) bug

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    AdminLen Deuel (Manager, Software Engineering, Snap, Inc.) commented  · 

    Thanks Max -- with the project I can at least describe what's happening for you, but I'll have to go to the team for ideas on how we might improve things.

    What's happening is that the system sees them as two versions of the same Component -- likely because you created "Script3" via right click -> Duplicate. The system then sees these as two versions of the same, so it's like you did `UIButton.getTypeName()` with UIButton 1.0 and received an instance of UIButton 1.1. You can see the Component UID in the meta file for your scripts. Both Script1 and Script3 have:

    > ComponentUid: 41ded320-cc7d-4b9f-9e13-3ab8a0332b75

    It's definitely not helpful in this context and we'll think through how to improve things, but to mitigate impact you can either change the ComponentUid in the meta file or avoid "Duplicate" when creating new TS files.

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    AdminLen Deuel (Manager, Software Engineering, Snap, Inc.) commented  · 

    Hey Max, can you provide an example? We took a look at both the runtime implementation and the TS compiler and don't see the issue you're highlighting.