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[SofaTopologyMapping] Fix shadowed variable #2158 #2413

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Fix issue #2158


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@alxbilger alxbilger added pr: clean Cleaning the code pr: fast merge Minor change that can be merged without waiting for the 7 review days pr: status to review To notify reviewers to review this pull-request labels Oct 14, 2021
Co-authored-by: erik pernod <erik.pernod@gmail.com>
@fredroy fredroy added pr: status ready Approved a pull-request, ready to be squashed and removed pr: status to review To notify reviewers to review this pull-request labels Oct 14, 2021
@fredroy fredroy merged commit 144e66d into sofa-framework:master Oct 14, 2021
@guparan guparan added this to the v21.12 milestone Nov 18, 2021
@alxbilger alxbilger deleted the topo_shadow_variable branch June 28, 2022 10:57
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