fix(transformer/object-rest-spread): correct scope id when moving bindings#22419
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Pull request overview
Fixes incorrect semantic scoping updates performed by the ES2018 object rest/spread transformer when it rewrites for-init destructuring patterns into the loop body, ensuring bindings are moved from their actual owning scope.
Changes:
- Use
ctx.scoping().symbol_scope_id(symbol_id)as the source scope when callingmove_binding_by_symbol_id, instead of assuming theforinit scope. - Update
semantic_test262snapshot showing improved pass counts and removal of several previously failing binding-mismatch cases.
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| tasks/coverage/snapshots/semantic_test262.snap | Snapshot update reflecting improved semantic equivalence after transform (fewer mismatches, slightly higher pass rate). |
| crates/oxc_transformer/src/es2018/object_rest_spread.rs | Fix binding moves to use the symbol’s true current scope when relocating bindings into the loop body scope. |
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…dings (#22419) Previously, given: ``` for (var { x, ...rest } of iterable) {} ``` The destructuring pattern appears in the `for` head, but `var` bindings are not owned by that scope - `x` and `rest` are hoisted into the current hoist scope. After transform: ``` for (var _ref of iterable) { var x = _ref.x; var rest = _objectWithoutProperties(_ref, _excluded); } ``` The bindings moved into the loop scope, but since we were passing the `for` loop's scope, `move_binding_by_symbol_id` was a no-op as the var decls were not defined in the `for` loop's scope. This PR get's the declared scope of the symbol and uses it rather than assuming that the var is scoped to the function
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### 🚀 Features - bc91a17 codegen: Expose `Codegen::with_source_type` method (#22432) (camc314) ### 🐛 Bug Fixes - 5ac7e79 minifier: Drop unused-var-init pure IIFEs and preserve annotation for downstream (#22349) (Dunqing) - 4ab57eb allocator: Fixed-size allocators use `VirtualAlloc` on Windows (#22124) (overlookmotel) - 66d77eb allocator: Fix segfault on Linux MUSL with fixed-size allocators (#22388) (overlookmotel) - b8fbc1f transformer/object-rest-spread: Correct scope id when moving bindings (#22419) (camc314) - 18edc2c codegen: Keep `Object.defineProperty` property name as plain string in minify (#22400) (Dunqing) - dda33de transformer/explicit-resource-management: Align lexical binding scopes (#22320) (camc314) - 8e79de8 transformer: Preserve for-await statement bodies (#22361) (camc314) - 0cba210 transformer/class: Replace `new.target` in static blocks (#22360) (camc314) - 67ab1c9 transformer/es2018/for-await: Hoist for-await generated bindings (#22355) (camc314) - c3ceb4a transformer/object-rest-spread: Use hoisted scope for `for-of` temp refs (#22347) (camc314) ### ⚡ Performance - 73a9043 allocator/bitset: Avoid temp heap `String` allocation (#22403) (camc314) - 8b2f4f9 transformer/object-rest-spread: Collect `Vec<SymbolId` over `Vec<BindingIdentifier>` (#22418) (camc314) - 83679ea parser: Split TriviaBuilder::handle_token hot/cold paths (#22415) (Boshen) - 2c7d781 codegen: Inline identifier-name accessors (#22411) (Boshen) - 618bc76 diagnostics: Inline `OxcDiagnosticInner` to avoid heap allocation (#22406) (Boshen) - 0b4e158 parser: Reserve cap `2` for sequence expressions vec (#22374) (camc314) - 5f3bdd0 codegen: Add `#[inline]` to `code`, `code_len` (#22373) (camc314) Co-authored-by: overlookmotel <[email protected]>

Previously, given:
The destructuring pattern appears in the
forhead, butvarbindings are not owned by that scope -xandrestare hoisted into the current hoist scope.After transform:
The bindings moved into the loop scope, but since we were passing the
forloop's scope,move_binding_by_symbol_idwas a no-op as the var decls were not defined in theforloop's scope.This PR get's the declared scope of the symbol and uses it rather than assuming that the var is scoped to the function