As patched on `harmony`, `statement()` is the only user of `embed_tokens()` with a missing error branch.
Updated test case and match up with `harmony` to facilitate future merging.
Modules like webpack and grunt-contrib-uglify still uses `ast.transform(compressor)` before `Compressor.compress(ast)` was introduced.
Workaround this compatibility issue by deactivating `reduce_vars` in such case.
Also fix use case with omitted `options` when calling `Compressor()`.
fixes#1516
- Use AST_Destructuring for lhf assignment patterns
- Use AST_DefaultAssign for default assignments
- Add more checks for lhs expressions
- Add lots of testing
- Cleanup ast (e.g. remove default property)
- Fix#1402 based on a patch from @kzc
- Refine spread allowance in array destructring pattern
- Add destructuring AST tree checker
A function call or IIFE with an immediately preceding comment
containing `@__PURE__` or `#__PURE__` is deemed to be a
side-effect-free pure function call and can potentially be
dropped.
Depends on `side_effects` option.
`[#@]__PURE__` hint will be removed from comment when pure
call is dropped.
fixes#1261closes#1448
- support arrays, objects & AST_Node
- support `"a.b":1` on both cli & API
- emit warning if variable is modified
- override top-level variables
fixes#1416closes#1198closes#1469
If using `inSourceMap` this fix will ensure the copying of `sourcesContent` is based on potentially normalized `sources` values (https://github.com/mozilla/source-map/blob/master/lib/source-map-consumer.js#L304-L309).
For example `normalize` (https://github.com/mozilla/source-map/blob/master/lib/util.js#L80-L123) will rewrite `./dist/mySource.js` to `dist/mySource.js` in the target `_sources` of the `SourceMapConsumer`. As a result `orig_map.sourceContentFor(source, true);` would return `null` since the orginal `source` was no longer available in the consumer. By using the keys generating from the `SourceMapConsumer.constructor` consistency is ensured.
Using the symbol declaration tracking of UglifyJS doesn't make sense here
anyway, `arguments` always comes from something in the current scope.
fixes#1299
