Copy propagate on LCL_FLDs - #68592
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT Issue DetailsNow that we check propagation legality using values of the underlying locations (as opposed to the nodes themselves), we can enable this small and simple CQ improvement. As usual, needed for future changes.
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A small and simple CQ improvement. As usual, needed for future changes.
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Now that we check propagation legality using values of the underlying locations (as opposed to the nodes themselves), we can enable this small and simple CQ improvement.
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