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JSDoc unavailable: 404 error
#134 opened Aug 6, 2021 by JWY630
Is ES6 parameter scope not supported?
#130 opened Mar 13, 2019 by getify
1
Maybe i find a bug in escope ?
#129 opened Dec 4, 2018 by lizhihao132
what does 'through' in escope mean?
#128 opened Oct 10, 2018 by lizhihao132
1
Another version of escope
#127 opened May 4, 2018 by vincentdchan
1
Function declarations attached to block scope?
#126 opened Nov 20, 2017 by ivanbacher
1
Can't locate variable within named function's scope when function assigned to other variable
#125 opened Nov 6, 2017 by lainverse
4
let declaration treated as var declaration
#119 opened May 16, 2017 by adiba
1
Enter the version directly in index.js
#116 opened Nov 28, 2016 by mrennie
Drop using require'd assert in favour of just throwing an error
#115 opened Nov 25, 2016 by mrennie
New escope-demo (not a bug)
#109 opened Aug 14, 2016 by mazurov
Add support for label scoping
#108 opened May 28, 2016 by RReverser
how to use this module at the client side ?
#75 opened Aug 5, 2015 by Prashanth-Nelli
Block-level functions and web extensions
#73 opened Jul 17, 2015 by jrvidal
4
ES6 default parameters cause two write references
#72 opened Jul 7, 2015 by bakkot
2
Destructuring results in invalid write reference
#68 opened Jun 4, 2015 by jbrumwell
4
Try blocks not identified as scope level
#57 opened Apr 1, 2015 by megawac
15
Drop function's rest support
#53 opened Mar 11, 2015 by Constellation
3
ES6 module import tests relies on a version of esprima that doesn't follow estree spec
#51 opened Mar 9, 2015 by fczuardi
25
References to the explicitly declared variables in the global scope should be resolved as explicitlyResolved
#42 opened Jan 9, 2015 by RReverser
9
Add support for property references
#41 opened Jan 9, 2015 by RReverser
Add ES6 Support
#33 opened Feb 16, 2014 by Constellation
77
Incremental scope generation
#25 opened Oct 14, 2013 by nzakas
Scope tree documentation
#11 opened Mar 22, 2013 by alex-seville
3
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