Expose get_global_name() method to the editor #85115
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Fixed the accidental documentation inconsistency with the API from the method returning a StringName and not a Script, should pass the test now. Next I squashed the two commits into one. Sorry for the messy git history, first time using these commands 😬 |
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Closing since I just found its a duplicate of #80487. |
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Thought this would be useful, as currently there isn't an easy way to get the global class name of a a given script.