Imports conflict with local variables

[rlivsey]

I'm using Ember CLI, with ember-cli-babel which in turn uses this addon. This may want to be opened as an issue in babel itself?

I have the following in my app:

import {
  updateMeeting
} from 'minutebase/use-cases/meeting';

export function setupAgenda(meeting) {
  return updateMeeting(meeting);
};

Which appears to be being transpiled to:

define('minutebase/use-cases/agenda', ['exports', 'ember', 'minutebase/use-cases/meeting'], function (exports, Ember, meeting) {
  'use strict';

  exports.setupAgenda = setupAgenda;

  function setupAgenda(meeting) {
    return meeting.updateMeeting(meeting);
  }
});

Notice that there's an imported meeting and a local meeting which tramples on it so meeting.updateMeeting is undefined.

[nightire]

Interesting edge case, I believe this should be solved (hopefully) by Babel itself, as a plugin, broccoli-babel-tanspiler doesn't handle name mapping, it just follow the way Babel does.

@sebmck what's your opinion on this one?

[sebmck]

ember-cli doesn't use Babel for modules. Babel modules are blacklisted and
esperanto is used.

On Wednesday, 4 March 2015, Albert Yu notifications@github.com wrote:

Interesting edge case, I believe this should be solved (hopefully) by
Babel itself, as a plugin, broccoli-babel-tanspiler doesn't handle naming
mapping, it just follow the way Babel does.

@sebmck https://github.com/sebmck what's your opinion on this one?

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Sebastian McKenzie

[rlivsey]

@sebmck that makes sense, I was wondering why the output was different to what I saw on the babel repl.

Probably worth closing this and I'll re-open on ember-cli.

[rlivsey]

For anyone following, I think this is due to esperantojs/esperanto#116