Treat .js as JSX #6562
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Treat .js as JSX #6562
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We should add a unit test with --allowJs and some JSX syntax in there, and make sure no errors are reported. |
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Why exactly are we doing this? |
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@DanielRosenwasser Because ReactNative uses JSX directly in .js files, so this is becoming popular. VSCode has asked for this. As JSX is a superset, there is no ambiguity with plain JavaScript. |
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Need to update the tests also. As expected, some errors changed now that parsing default has changed (though only 2, and the errors look like an improvement - good job! :-) ). Once done- 👍 |
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