no patcher available for node type: SoakedFunctionApplication
See original GitHub issueI’ve tried decaffeinating this file: https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb/blob/next/drivers/javascript/cursor.coffee
But I’m getting the error:
cursor.coffee: no patcher available for node type: SoakedFunctionApplication (props: function, arguments)
223 | if err?
224 | if err.message is 'No more rows in the cursor.'
> 225 | onFinished?()
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
226 | else
227 | cb(err)
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Since there’s no equivalent of soakes in ES6, why not simply use the CoffeeScript compiler for those parts? I don’t see any other solution anyway, unless you’d want to introduce helper methods to increase readability.
Yeah, I think in the end we should do
&&
by default as it’s the right thing in 99.9% cases and emit a warning that it’s not strict, with an option for emitting the stricter, default CoffeeScript output for the soaks.