Only use 'use strict'; in amdjs and commonjs #2523
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Restarted CI for you. It seems to have a problem with getting stuck these days |
bobzhang
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Feb 20, 2018
| let output_dir = Filename.dirname output_prefix in | ||
| P.string f L.strict_directive; | ||
| P.newline f ; | ||
| let output_dir = Filename.dirname output_prefix in |
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I am unclear how does this achieve the desired behavior?
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Instead of outputting it on all files it's just amd and commonjs
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ES6 modules are always strict so
'use strict';unnecessary when using that as output. I'm not sure if this is a real problem as it will probably be removed by uglify or similar but that depends on if it is smart enough I guess.http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#sec-strict-mode-code
I'm kind of new to this (coming here via ReasonML) so any pointers on how to do this better are appreciated.