fix: decorator binds getter/setter to ctx.access for public fields#16201
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getter or setter to ctx.access for public fieldsgetter/setter to ctx.access for public fields
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@nicolo-ribaudo Sorry for my title is not clear enough, according to the specifications |
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Oh right -- I changed the title because I was trying to make it fit in the commit length. |
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https://arai-a.github.io/ecma262-compare/?pr=2417&id=sec-createdecoratoraccessobject
I tried reading the spec and it seems that the closure only needs to capture the
name, not thegetter.Technically, we are not compliant with the spec for private fields, but it seems unlikely that there will be an observable behavioral difference, and that would require more than just modifying the helper, so I'm not doing that yet.