Object destructuring fails when not declaring variable inline

[jdom]

The following code:

let foo, bar;
({foo, bar} = {foo: 42, bar: true});

becomes:

let foo,bar;({foo,bar})={foo:42,bar:!0}

Expected:

let foo,bar;({foo,bar}={foo:42,bar:!0})

Notice how the closing parenthesis (which are required here in javascript, since it's not declaring and initializing the variable inline) were shifted from enclosing the whole assignment, to just enclosing the left-hand side of the destructuring expression (which is wrong). The expected minified code is:

let foo,bar;({foo,bar}={foo:42,bar:!0})

Nevertheless the following minifies correctly:

const {foo, bar} = {foo: 42, bar: true};

Becomes:

const{foo,bar}={foo:42,bar:!0}

[trullock]

fixed in 1.17.9

[jdom]

w00t! thanks for fixing it! I started troubleshooting but this one was a little bit more complex than other bugs I fixed. Thanks again

[trullock]

i mean, dont look at the code its a diabolical hack haha