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I wonder if it might be possible, as a first step towards #959 to update Esprima in r.js?
Totally guessing here, but given that you can already tell r.js not to Uglify, then one can run Uglify-es separately without r.js crashing on ES6 code?
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Ha! It totally works 💃🕺 I just set "optimize" to "none" and then manually ran the code through Uglyfy-ES. So excited about this, @jrburke! Can't wait for it to hit RequireJS upstream now.
I wonder if it might be possible, as a first step towards #959 to update Esprima in r.js?
Totally guessing here, but given that you can already tell r.js not to Uglify, then one can run Uglify-es separately without r.js crashing on ES6 code?
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