`function.sent` proposal prevents other plugins from transforming subsequent code in the generator function scope

Subsequent transforms after using function.sent in the generator scope are ignored when using shorthand syntax method definition.

When using @babel/babel-plugin-proposal-function-sent together with:

• @babel/babel-plugin-proposal-logical-assignment-operators

or

• @babel/babel-plugin-proposal-function-bind

The Issue

In a generator function using the shorthand syntax, logical assignments after function.sent usage are being ignored and not transformed.

let t;
const o = {
  *s(){
    t ||= 'value'; // former logical assignment - ✔ Transformed 
    function.sent;
    t ||= 'value'; // latter logical assignment - ❌ Not transformed
  }
}

Example where function bind isn’t being transformed:

babeljs.io/repl example

Work around

Use named property instead of shorthand syntax for method definition i.e. the following works:

let t;
const o = {
  s: function*(){ // ❗ notice the named property method definition
    t ||= 'value'; // former logical assignment - ✔ Transformed 
    function.sent;
    t ||= 'value'; // latter logical assignment - ✔ Transformed 
  }
}

Version

Babel 7.4.3

[nicolo-ribaudo]

I think that the problem is that the new path isn’t requeued, and thus it isn’t processed by other plugins.

[nicolo-ribaudo]

If it has been accidentally fixed we should add a test to prevent future regressions