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feat(resolver): resolve inline-array spread call edges (fn(...[a, b, c])) #1394
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feat(resolver): resolve inline-array spread call edges (fn(...[a, b, …
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fix(resolver): fix empty inline-array spread shifting subsequent arg …
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Merge branch 'main' into feat/spread-inline-literal-1379
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argIdxby 1. When...[ ]has zero elements,elemCountis 0, soargIdx += Math.max(0, -1) = 0, then the unconditionalargIdx++below still fires. Any positional argument appearing after...[ ]in the same call receives an index one too high, causing a missed param binding. Replacing the pre-advance + unconditional increment with a singleargIdx += elemCount; continuefully controls the slot consumption inside the branch and also simplifies the arithmetic.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Fixed. The empty inline-array spread bug is real — replaced
argIdx += Math.max(0, elemCount - 1)plus the unconditionalargIdx++withargIdx += elemCount; continue, so zero-element spreads consume zero slots and do not shift subsequent argument indices. Added a test caser(...[], e)to lock in the fix:emust resolve to index 0 (not 1) inr, confirming the corrected behavior.