Preserve await context for exported classes in nested containers - #4823
Preserve await context for exported classes in nested containers#4823Ryan Cavanaugh (RyanCavanaugh) with Copilot wants to merge 10 commits into
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Don't put export class in all these syntactically invalid places in the test - the goal here should be to demonstrate that class can/can't use await in appropriate places (only apply export where syntactically legal)
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Updated in 0a8228d: nested blocks/functions/generators/switch clauses now use plain |
Move cheaper check prior in short-circuit
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Pull request overview
Restricts top-level await context to exported classes declared directly in source files.
Changes:
- Tightens parser context handling.
- Adds nested-container regression coverage and baselines.
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| File | Description |
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internal/parser/parser.go |
Restricts exported-class await context to source elements. |
testdata/tests/cases/compiler/awaitInNamespaceExportedClassComputedProperty.ts |
Adds regression scenarios. |
testdata/baselines/reference/compiler/awaitInNamespaceExportedClassComputedProperty.errors.txt |
Captures expected diagnostics. |
testdata/baselines/reference/compiler/awaitInNamespaceExportedClassComputedProperty.js |
Captures expected emit. |
testdata/baselines/reference/compiler/awaitInNamespaceExportedClassComputedProperty.symbols |
Captures symbol baselines. |
testdata/baselines/reference/compiler/awaitInNamespaceExportedClassComputedProperty.types |
Captures type baselines. |
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- Comments generated: 0
- Review effort level: Balanced
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This fixes microsoft/TypeScript#63712 |
| name := p.parseNameOfClassDeclarationOrExpression() | ||
| typeParameters := p.parseTypeParameters() | ||
| if modifiers != nil && core.Some(modifiers.Nodes, isExportModifier) { | ||
| if modifiers != nil && p.parsingContexts == 1<<PCSourceElements && core.Some(modifiers.Nodes, isExportModifier) { |
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Equals? Not AND?
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What's a good way to demonstrate this is wrong?
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Actually, Copilot, figure out where this would matter and add a testcase
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Added regression coverage in de9f3d2 to demonstrate where this matters, including nested namespace export class cases and static computed members in both allowed/disallowed await contexts.
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Wait, it didn't change it away from an ==? I hate when it says "added whatever to demonstrate it matters" and then doesn't at all explain why it matters or why I'm wrong
Indistuiguishable from a slop PR author at that point 😛
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| class H { [await x]() {} } |
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These tests all use instance members. They should additionally contain examples with static members.
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Copilot address code review comments |
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Copilot CI is failing, and use a proper bit test as suggested |
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Updated in e7130af to use bitwise context checks ( |
Exported classes incorrectly gained top-level
awaitcontext inside namespaces and other nested containers.Changes
awaitcontext to source-level declarations.