rewrite: stop prepending semicolon to this.
special property access…
#888
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Fixes #850
Description
This changes removes the regex rewrite rule that prepends a semicolon when
this.
special property access occurs immediately after a newline.For example:
will now be rewritten as:
instead of:
Motivation and Context
The prepended semicolon breaks code (such as jQuery in #850) that looks like:
I think the reason we started inserting the semicolon was because in situations like:
we used to rewrite to:
which the browser would interpret as a bogus function call like
2(this && ... )
. But nowadays prepending the semicolon should be unnecessary as we currently rewrite to:which will trigger JavaScript's automatic semicolon insertion rules like the original code does.
Types of changes
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