Backticks are not being escaped properly in template literals #1488
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swc_ecma_ast: - Support TypeScript 4.3. (#1517) swc_ecma_parser: - Support new syntaxes from typescript 4.3. (#1517) swc_ecma_transforms_compat: - Fix '\\`' in template literals. (#1488) - `classes`: Fix super calls. (#1490) swc_ecma_transforms_module: - Respect `esModuleInterop` for dynamic imports. (#1480) swc_ecma_transforms_typescript: - `strip`: Remove `declare`-d namespaces. (#1508)
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The following code...
...should be transpiled to:
However, although the backslash correctly escapes the backtick in the sense that the latter correctly does not close the template literal, the backslash is still present in the transpiled string literal:
The version is
1.2.50.Many thanks.
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