Improve excess property check error span for spread property#16530
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sandersn merged 4 commits intoJun 14, 2017
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Fall back to the assignment's declaration; don't use the property's valueDeclaration because that is not useful when the property comes from a spread. The fallback now happens when the property's valueDeclaration does not have the object literal's valueDeclaration as an ancestor.
valueDeclaration is frequently not set
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Seems pretty reasonable, but leave a comment in the code on what would happen if you weren't doing this check. 👍 |
mhegazy
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Please port to release-2.4 |
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Ported to release-2.4 |
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Fall back to the assignment's declaration; don't use the property's valueDeclaration because that is not useful when the property comes from a spread. The fallback now happens when the property's valueDeclaration does not have the object literal's first declaration as an ancestor.
Fixes #16473