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This is what I would like: ```js function foo() { // Only available inside the function console.log(foo.argumentNames); //=> ['unicorn'] } const unicorn = true; foo(unicorn); console.log(foo.argumentNames); //=> undefined ```
With that then any variables passed to a function call are unsafe to mangle
Yup, but the use-case is mostly for debugging and introspection purposes, and mainly for Node.js. You could argue the same about using `fn.toString()`, but people still use it for all kinds of cool stuff. This is not intended for production code. Reflection rarely is.
Spring would like a word or two
i suspect that wild violate a number of security principles; similar to `callee` and `caller` giving info about callsites.
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