Infer from arrows from usage. #28832
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Previously only function expressions were, and only those with an easily accessible name. Now any arrow function or function expression will infer from usage.
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I'll port this to 3.2 if we decide to ship to 3.2.2. |
*all* functions are applicable for inference now.
sheetalkamat
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I think this is simple enough to put in 3.2. I'll cherry-pick it and update when it's in. |
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* Infer from arrows from usage. Previously only function expressions were, and only those with an easily accessible name. Now any arrow function or function expression will infer from usage. * remove isApplicableFunctionForInference *all* functions are applicable for inference now.
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All right, it's in 3.2 now. |
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Previously only function expressions were, and only those with an easily accessible name. Now any arrow function or function expression will infer from usage.
Fixes #28826