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refactor(ecmascript)!: remove PropertyReadSideEffects::OnlyMemberPropertyAccess
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refactor(ecmascript)!: remove PropertyReadSideEffects::OnlyMemberPropertyAccess
#13348
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…pertyAccess` (#13348) In #10129, I introduced `PropertyReadSideEffects`. In that, I added `PropertyReadSideEffects::OnlyMemberPropertyAccess`. This was because I thought this was the default behavior of Rollup at that time. But after re-reading the Rollup's code and checking the behavior in REPL while reviewing rolldown/rolldown#5945, I noticed that I was wrong. Since this was added solely for Rolldown to add support for `treeshake.propertyReadSideEffects` and it's not useful for that usecase, I removed the value. cc @IWANABETHATGUY
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In #10129, I introduced
PropertyReadSideEffects. In that, I addedPropertyReadSideEffects::OnlyMemberPropertyAccess. This was because I thought this was the default behavior of Rollup at that time.But after re-reading the Rollup's code and checking the behavior in REPL while reviewing rolldown/rolldown#5945, I noticed that I was wrong. Since this was added solely for Rolldown to add support for
treeshake.propertyReadSideEffectsand it's not useful for that usecase, I removed the value.cc @IWANABETHATGUY