Failing test of class
computed method name yield
with argument
#487
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I was tempted to add this test to #408, but after some debugging I believe this is a bug with
@babel/plugin-transform-classes
, as demonstrated by this babeljs.io/repl example.Specifically, when this code is compiled with only
@babel/plugin-transform-classes
:the generated code wraps the class creation code in a non-generator function expression, but accidentally preserves the
yield 123
expression within that function:If Regenerator is used without the class transform, everything works (thanks to #408; see
test/class.regenerator.js
).To get this right, I think we would want to generate the following code (or something similar):
Passing arguments to the IIFE makes sense to me because that's how
extends
superclass expressions are handled, but if the combination of those features is tricky for some reason, the following code could work as well:@nicolo-ribaudo I can file this bug over at the Babel repo, but let me know if you have any other ideas!