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Using await reserved word in code #235

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Kurtas opened this issue Mar 17, 2016 · 4 comments
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Using await reserved word in code #235

Kurtas opened this issue Mar 17, 2016 · 4 comments

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@Kurtas
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Kurtas commented Mar 17, 2016

Hi,

here and here you are using reserved word await ... I found this when I tried to bundle node app with Webpack and it crashed because of this

@squaremo
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I've replaced the uses of await in master branch. Do you mind trying it out? (If you don't want to have to clone the repo, you could wait for the next release to do so)

@daixtrose
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I am too unexperienced with mixing this w/ release. Any hints how to proceed?

When is the next release?

@spdionis
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@squaremo hasn't there been any new release?

@deanmckee
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This appears to still be a problem (using await reserved word). Trying to use babel to do a build that is depending on your code errors out when encountering these:

SyntaxError: node_modules/amqplib/test/channel.js: await is a reserved word (33:27)
31 | pair.server.read(8); // discard the protocol header
32 | var s = util.runServer(pair.server, function(send, await) {

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