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[webkit.UncountedLambdaCapturesChecker] Treat a call to lambda function via a variable as safe. #135688

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Expand Up @@ -263,8 +263,6 @@ class RawPtrRefLambdaCapturesChecker
return;
DeclRefExprsToIgnore.insert(ArgRef);
LambdasToIgnore.insert(L);
Checker->visitLambdaExpr(L, shouldCheckThis() && !hasProtectedThis(L),
ClsType, /* ignoreParamVarDecl */ true);
}

bool hasProtectedThis(LambdaExpr *L) {
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Expand Up @@ -372,6 +372,14 @@ void trivial_lambda() {
trivial_lambda();
}

bool call_lambda_var_decl() {
RefCountable* ref_countable = make_obj();
auto lambda = [&]() -> bool {
return ref_countable->next();
};
return lambda();
}

void lambda_with_args(RefCountable* obj) {
auto trivial_lambda = [&](int v) {
obj->method();
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