[weird] parsing error: illegal 'use strict' directive.....

[jessevdp]

The following error is shown to me by js-standard:

parsing error: illegal 'use strict' directive in function with non simple parameter list

I googled and the error should be thrown when 'use strict' is used within a function with a non simple parameter list. (such as the function shown in the screenshot)

However, There is no 'use strict' specified in the entire document... As shown by the search.

[ricardofbarros]

Can you create a minimal gist file that replicates the same issue?

[jessevdp]

Oh yeah, will do. I think it's basically in any function where you specify the defaults for parameters es6 style like so

function foo (bar = 'bar') {}

[ricardofbarros]

Hey @jessevdp , I've just tested and the linter on my Atom doesn't return any error. What is your standard version ?

[jessevdp]

The error seems to be gone now, I updated the standard-linter package this morning. I'm on v3.9.0 now.

[sonicdoe]

Since it looks like this has been resolved, I’ll close this issue.