Remove use of reserved keyword arguments as an argument name#6
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Remove use of reserved keyword arguments as an argument name#6mike-lang wants to merge 2 commits intocloudhead:masterfrom
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This parameter named arguments is obscured by the special arguments object anyway. Including it in the function signature does nothing except make the code violate strict mode
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Please merge this PR so that vargs does not break in strict_mode |
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Please merge this. Changing |
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please accept this Pull Req. your argument cause error to other lib |
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+1 on merging this PR |
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please merge |
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for those looking to deal with this issue since it doesn't seem to be maintained anymore, see https://www.npmjs.com/package/patch-package |
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This argument is obscured by the arguments object anyway. It is the only strict mode violation in the module. Making this one line change allows the module to load in strict mode while making no change to the functionality.
I also created a package.json as best I could with appropriate values pulled from the repo's
README.mdso I could bump the version number