Another demo of the ASI hazard: const join = function (x) { return x.join() } `abc`.split('') console.log(join); // ['a', 'b', 'c']
New ASI hazard in ES6: const func = String.raw `abc`.split('') console.log(func); // ['a', 'b', 'c']
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Aren't these hazards avoidable with a good linter?
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If not, I will do this today
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What did you expect the output to be?
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Dave, see my response for a perhaps more obvious (mis)use where ASI can bite you after you concatenate 2 modules.https://twitter.com/bswierczynski/status/879138306671378432 …
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The catch: a semicolon is NOT inserted before ` BTW: Already mentioned by https://www.npmjs.com/package/standard … : Never start a line with (, [, or `
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Oh I see.
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Yeah :( (function() { //previous module })() `id className`.split('\n').forEach(() => {/*...*/}) TypeError: (anonymous) is not a function
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@flowtype to the rescue ;) -
Semicolons to the rescue ;)
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Yea that was given
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Adding it to my list! :O
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