Display private properties from parent classes #8
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Right now, when we stringify an object, we do not display the private properties of their parents, because we're only getting the properties of the current object. This commit fixes that behavior, making sure we're displaying all the properties.
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Right now, when we stringify an object, we do not display the private properties of their parents, because we're only getting the properties of the current object.
This commit fixes that behavior, making sure we're displaying all the properties.