no-duplicate-param fails on function with two es6-destructured params and no named params

[hawkrives]

This code:

function organizeValues([key, values], {words=false, profWords=false}={}) {
    let organizedValues = values.map(val => {
        if (val.startsWith('$')) {
            return val.toUpperCase()
        }
        // there's more stuff here
    })

    return [key, organizedValues]
}

produces this warning (among others):

<text>
  1:0   error    Duplicate param 'undefined'                    no-dupe-args

It shouldn't be producing any duplicate parameter warnings.

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eslint -v: v0.17.1

[nzakas]

Oops, looks like the rule is confused by destructed params. We will get this fixed.

[hawkrives]

Thanks!

[nzakas]

Working on this.

[rdy]

This still fails if there are two levels of destructuring in the functions arguments.

function foo([{a}, {b}]) {
  return a + b;
}

Eslint fails with:

Message:
    Duplicate param 'undefined'.

eslint -v: v0.19.0

[nzakas]

Please file a new issue