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JavaScript has a concept of shorthand identifiers in object constructors and patterns, where { foo } is equivalent to { foo: foo }. Those nodes do not have a kind of identifier, but of shorthand_property_identifier or shorthand_property_identifier_pattern.
We currently do not handle those correctly in all cases; their semantics are not trivial, though, and would require some research to figure out correctly.
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JavaScript has a concept of shorthand identifiers in object constructors and patterns, where
{ foo }
is equivalent to{ foo: foo }
. Those nodes do not have a kind ofidentifier
, but ofshorthand_property_identifier
orshorthand_property_identifier_pattern
.We currently do not handle those correctly in all cases; their semantics are not trivial, though, and would require some research to figure out correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: