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for...of loops don't work correctly
See original GitHub issuehttps://stackblitz.com/edit/generator-loop
Checking the console in the example you can see no values are logged from the for (let value of create()) statement. Setting a breakpoint you can see in the compiled output of the for...of loop that length is undefined, skipping the loop.
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Ran into this wondering why
for (const v of map.values()) { ... }didn’t iterate over anything.Workaround is
for (const v of Array.from(map.values())) { ... }.Thanks everyone for reporting this issue and providing examples! Yeah, it was confusing…
Thankfully it should no longer be an issue 😃