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I prefer first option, while the question is what is that all keyword appearing in the code? Are there other potentially breaking cases, except then? Probably, there are. In that case, maybe we should add one, two, etc. (or first, second, ...) (or 1, 2, ...) to arguments? Otherwise we must handle each case separately.
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Describe the bug
The namespace generated for arrow functions of
then
handler do not generate namespaces correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: