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I've been doing some thinking about how this would work. I know that JSCS is pursuing using a concrete syntax tree (CST) for this purpose, and that might be useful for some fixes, but waiting for that effort to complete and then getting a working implementation for us to use would likely take a whole lot of time. So, I've been trying to figure out how to get autofixing in the short-term and came u
This program includes a pair of ( ) that would already be implied by the tree structure and operator precedence, and thus would also not be stored. But, critically, they also would not be re-generated when the tree was reconstituted. Why? Because it's impossible to know from the tree alone if the ( ) was really there, or just implied. And code generation takes the conservative path and doesn't mak
I realize map/filter are provisional. But in general it's unclear to me how the return value/exception is supposed to integrate with all this. Another related question is why any thrown exception gets passed through as a promise rejection while the return value gets ignored. Can we use iterator map/filter/forEach to inform the design here? I'm not sure how exactly, but it would be nice, because ri
It would be great if we had a list of use cases for synchronous subscription in order to better understand if/when [Symbol.observer] is needed. Please include: Description - Why is this use case important and who are the users. Code - a minimal example demonstrating the use case and showcasing it. preferably codepen/jsbin/jsfiddle but a gist is also fine, demonstrating the issue. Why synchronous s
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There were some notes, and plans about a 1.0 release. I want to use this issue for any discussion and plans around it and start a complete list of tasks to do before we can release. There is this google doc that was started by @vojtajina and there was #944, which I will close in favor of this issue. Below is an incomplete list of things that need doing in my opinion. Organizational Clean up issue
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