fix: add check to see in ownerSymbol parent is the global symbol #1472
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when determining when to transform global builtin calls.
Perryvw
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Aug 6, 2023
| @@ -81,7 +81,8 @@ function tryTransformBuiltinGlobalMethodCall( | |||
| ) { | |||
| const ownerType = context.checker.getTypeAtLocation(calledMethod.expression); | |||
| const ownerSymbol = tryGetStandardLibrarySymbolOfType(context, ownerType); | |||
| if (!ownerSymbol || ownerSymbol.parent) return; | |||
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Wondering if instead we shouldn't just be removing this ownerSymbol.parent, not really sure if it adds anything
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Add check to see in ownerSymbol.parent is the global symbol when determining when to transform global builtin calls.
I'm not sure if this is the appropriate fix, but this change allows calls to
console.logto compile correctly when using the types from @types/node and not using thedomlib. They already work correctly with the type declarations in lib.dom.d.ts, due to a difference in structure: Node's typings wrapconsoleinsideglobal { }, which means it has a parent, whereas console fromlib.dom.d.tsdoesn't.E.g.
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