bug: return.5

[Eljay-Adobe]

// standard 10.0.2
standard --fix --stdin <goof.js

// contents of goof.js
function goof() {
return.5
}

...becomes...

function goof() {
return0.5
}

[LinusU]

It seems like you have written return.5 (notice the dot), this does indeed return 0.5 when being run.

Did you mean to write:

function goof () {
  return 5
}

[Eljay-Adobe]

No, the example is return.5 which does indeed return 0.5.

But standard reforms the statement to return0.5 which is a bug, since return0 is undefined and u.5 (for undefined u) is a syntax error.

[dcousens]

This should be filed upstream to ESLint... but, return.5... JS, honestly.

[LinusU]

Ah, my bad, sorry about that :)

[not-an-aardvark]

This was fixed in eslint/eslint@2754141.

[Eljay-Adobe]

In my defense, it wasn't my JS code. I was using standard to make the horribly formatted code legible. Because... standard rocks!

Thanks for fixing the bug. /hugs