Sometimes, when we import a module or destructuring an object, the property name are not available, we have to rename it. But during refactor, the property name is available again, we may want to avoid rename.
- const foo = 1;
const {foo: anotherFoo} = bar;Since we removed foo, I want to use foo instead of anotherFoo now.
Or
const foo = 1;
+ if (bar) {
const {foo: anotherFoo} = bar; // `foo` is available in the new scope now, and I don't need access to the outer `foo`.
+ }Fail
const {foo: anotherFoo} = bar;
// `foo` is avaiableimport {fromPairs as lodashFromPairs} from 'lodash-es';
// No other variable `fromPairs`Pass
const foo = 1;
const {foo: anotherFoo} = bar;import {fromPairs as lodashFromPairs} from 'lodash-es';
function fromPairs() {
// Do something different from `lodash.fromPairs`
}
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