[QUESTION|BUG] Not Obfuscated Props

I have obfuscated code on JS: https://pastebin.com/vLATku6x

Here is original code: TS | JS

How I saw TS didn’t support. But that isn’t my question.

I saw what when I run code I get next output: All is good, work fine. But I saw some strange result.

Obfuscator config

How you can see in my config I was enable change (obfuscate) keys of objects, globals, properties names. So, I suggest what props like name, keys, index, list would change (obfuscated) too. But I didn’t saw that result.

So, my question- this is a bug or not? Why some props isn’t obfuscated?

UPD:

I also a bit edit code. So I will find more “interest” things.

• Without keys obfuscate - prop kruzya.pidoor is exist and have value (9999).
• With keys obfuscate - prop kruzya.pidoor isn’t exist BUT prop kruzya._0x2bdd58didn’t have value (9999).
• With and without keys obfuscate, props of class didn’t obfuscate (mb because this is a class? But one prop was obfuscated. MAGIC) This "debug" I will get by next code:

console.log("\n\n[KRUZYA]");
console.log("[kruzya]", kruzya);


// Auto check all exist 
console.log("\n\n[AUTO]");
for (const key in kruzya) {
    console.log(`[kruzya.${key}]`, kruzya[key])
}

// Manual check "should" exist props
console.log("\n\n[MANUAL]");
console.log("[kruzya.name]", kruzya.name);
console.log("[kruzya.pidor]", kruzya.pidor);
console.log("[kruzya.keys]", kruzya.keys);

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[sanex3339]

Reopened. I think that i can add a new option renamePropertiesExludeUsedStrings (or so). When this option is enabled all property names that also occur in other strings will be auto-excluded.

So for the part of your source code:

var Status;
(function (Status) {
    Status[Status["Clear"] = 0] = "Clear";
    Status[Status["Low"] = 1] = "Low";
    Status[Status["Mid"] = 2] = "Mid";
    Status[Status["High"] = 3] = "High";
    Status[Status["Ultra"] = 4] = "Ultra";
    Status[Status["Kruzya"] = Infinity] = "Kruzya";
})(Status || (Status = {}));

console.log(Status.Kruzya);
console.log(Status.Clear);

properties (clear, low, mid and other properties of the enum) will be excluded because they also occur as values)

Status[Status["Clear"] = 0] = "Clear";
                 ^^             ^^
              excluded because value here

This exclusion will be global. So if property foo also used somewhere in the code - it will be excluded. In practice, I think, it may allow using renameProperties option more often because of the fewer amount of breaking cases.