Any way to catch babel-renamed function arguments?

[dlinnemeyer]

I ran into a problem related to babel renaming function arguments when they collide with babel adding names to anonymous functions (stack overflow discussion on it here: https://stackoverflow.com/q/38383512). We have a DI argument named foo, which gets renamed to _foo by babel , which breaks angular annotations.

We start with something like this:

function(foo) {
  var bar = {
    foo: function() {}
  };
}

And get:

['_foo', function(_foo) {
  var bar = {
    foo: function foo() {}
  };
}]

I'm guessing this isn't a bug in angularjs-annotate, but I'm wondering if there's any way to run annotations prior to babel renaming arguments? Or is that impossible the way babel plugins are structured?

[schmod]

We should know when babel renames function arguments. We've had issues in the past where Babel wasn't properly communicating to us that it was renaming things, and it looks like that's what's happening here again... :-(

[dlinnemeyer]

Oh, interesting, thanks for the info. So what would be the next step? Not sure I understand the problem with the internals well enough to report a bug for babel itself.

[Cererec]

Hi I am experiencing this kind of problem, any fixes on this?

thanks