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Dangerous "name" (and potentially others) global

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#18,433 创建于 2017年9月13日

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描述

TypeScript Version: 2.6.0-dev.20170913

Code

if (name === "asdf") {
  console.log("asdf")
}

https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/#src=if (name %3D%3D%3D "asdf") {%0D%0A console.log('hello')%0D%0A}

Expected behavior:

Error out

Actual behavior:

More than once, I had a "local" variable called name, outside a block scope, and it didn't warn me that it's not defined (or used before declaration). even though, in my code, event.name is a string, the global name variable is of type never. it's defined in lib.dom.d.ts, along with other "juicy" global names that will provide some confusion, like length, external, event, closed

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one 'fix' (that would be a breaking change) would to make lib.dom-globals.d.ts (the propertiers that are usually accessible through window variable) and make it an opt-in in tsconfig.json compilerOptions.lib array

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