Duplicating lines of code

I am testing out ts-migrate-full on a large project that uses an older version of react. ts-migrate (maybe the explicit-any plugin??) doesn’t seem to be properly replacing code in some plain .js files, as you can see in the code snippet below.

Before

var window = {
    onResetData: function() {
      this.clearNextPush = function() {
        this.resetHistoryResumeData();
        this.setState({ history: [] });
        pubSub.trigger(events.window.CLEAR_HISTORY);
      };
    },
    // more code here
}

After

var window = {
    onResetData: function() {
    (this as any).clearNextPush = function () {
        this.resetHistoryResumeData();
        this.setState({ history: [] });
        pubSub.trigger(events.window.CLEAR_HISTORY);
    };
        (this as any).setState({ history: [] });
        pubSub.trigger(events.window.CLEAR_HISTORY);
      };
    },
    // more code here

}

Expected

var window = {
    onResetData: function() {
    (this as any).clearNextPush = function () {
        this.resetHistoryResumeData();
        (this as any).setState({ history: [] });
        pubSub.trigger(events.window.CLEAR_HISTORY);
      };
    },
    // more code here
}

I am seeing ~1000 errors from tsc but its really just ~200 instances this thought the code base. Manually fixing these bugs isn’t that bad, when compared to all the other work ts-migrate did for me.

[Rudeg]

@shawngustaw sorry for the delay, done

[Calidus]

@doncollins Sadly its not simple as just adding Block to the ancestor node check. While it fixes the duplication in the example above, it also adds an extra trailing \n character and causes other tests to fail.