Importing as the same local name should throw an error on transpile.

[rwjblue]

Example 1:

Input:

import { stuff } from 'foo';
import { stuff } from 'bar';

stuff();

Output:

define(['foo', 'bar'], function (foo, bar) {

    'use strict';

    bar.stuff();

});

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Example 2

Input:

import stuff from 'foo';
import stuff from 'bar';

stuff();

Output:

define(['foo', 'bar'], function (stuff, stuff) {

    'use strict';

    stuff['default']();

});

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I think we should throw an error at transpile time for both scenarios above.

[rwjblue]

This was discovered after updating Ember, and realizing I accidentally had imported with the same name twice (fixed in emberjs/ember.js#10338).

[Rich-Harris]

I think we should throw an error at transpile time for both scenarios above.

Agree. Thanks - fixed

[Rich-Harris]

Released in 0.6.16