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For input,
const variable = false ;(function () { eval("var variable = true") console.log(variable) })()
esbuild outputs
const variable=!1;(function(){eval("var variable = true"),console.log(!1)})();
when minified. esbuild try
This changes the behavior of the code (true is output before minification, but false is output after minification). I guess it's because the fact that variable declarations inside direct eval leaks to the outside scope in non-strict mode is not taken into account when replacing constants.
true
false
(Note: this is not what I encountered in a real world usage. I found it when trying to know about the direct eval support in esbuild.)
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For input,
esbuild outputs
when minified.
esbuild try
This changes the behavior of the code (
true
is output before minification, butfalse
is output after minification). I guess it's because the fact that variable declarations inside direct eval leaks to the outside scope in non-strict mode is not taken into account when replacing constants.(Note: this is not what I encountered in a real world usage. I found it when trying to know about the direct eval support in esbuild.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: