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Hi all, just curious about supporting of new JSCS version which supports more new ES2015/ES6 features, like destructuring.
For example,
function someFn(a, b, {c = 1, d = 2} = {}) { // some code }
Current version of JSCS (1.12) which gulp-jscs depends on, throws a ParseError because Esprima parser doesn't support syntax like this.
Maybe there is some workaround on this?
Thanks so much
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Even 1.13.1 version doesn't support new esprima major version. Move this question to node-jscs team.
1.13.1
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Hi all,
just curious about supporting of new JSCS version which supports more new ES2015/ES6 features, like destructuring.
For example,
Current version of JSCS (1.12) which gulp-jscs depends on, throws a ParseError because Esprima parser doesn't support syntax like this.
Maybe there is some workaround on this?
Thanks so much
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: