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// For backward-compat with Babel 7's early betas, we allow sync parsing when | ||
// no callback is given. Will be dropped in some future Babel major version. | ||
if (callback === undefined) return parseSync(code, opts); |
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nicolo-ribaudo
May 24, 2018
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Q: If we wanted to introduce a warning, would it be a breaking change? Or we could do it in a minor/patch version?
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loganfsmyth
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I mostly added this to make lives easier for people, I actually thought about removing it in this PR, but since it's so trivial leaving it to 8.x isn't really that much of a problem.
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loganfsmyth commentedMay 24, 2018
We've already got
transformFile
andtransformFileSync
for instance, so this addstransformFileAsync
as a promise-returing version.