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fix(codegen): use backticks for computed object property keys in destructuring assignments #13638
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes a codegen issue where computed object property keys in destructuring assignments were incorrectly using double quotes instead of backticks. The change reverts to allowing backticks for computed keys while maintaining the fix for non-computed keys.
- Simplified conditional logic in
AssignmentTargetPropertyPropertyto only handle non-computed string literals specially - Updated test expectation to use backticks for computed property keys
- Preserves the original fix that prevents invalid syntax like
({my-key: value} = obj)
Reviewed Changes
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| File | Description |
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| crates/oxc_codegen/src/gen.rs | Simplified string literal handling to only apply special quote rules for non-computed keys |
| crates/oxc_codegen/tests/integration/js.rs | Updated test expectation to verify backticks are used in computed property keys |
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Good point! I'll check if it'd be quick to change the other computed key cases. If so, I'll update this PR. If it's going to be time-consuming, I'll just close it. |
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I looked into it. There's loads of places where computed keys are printed with Ideally I think we'd switch them all to use backticks, but that'd be more work than its worth right now. In meantime, as @sapphi-red pointed out, being consistent is the best for compression. So closing this. |

Follow-on after #13631.
That PR fixed a bug where codegen generated invalid code like
({`my-key`: value} = obj), by using normal quotes instead of backticks ({"my-key": value}).However, it went too far. Backticks are fine when the key is computed e.g.
({[`my-key`]: value} = obj). This PR reverts to original behavior of allowing backticks in computed keys.