Fix error caused by templates in ConditionalExpressions (jsx-indent) #1077
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Template strings are constructed differently from other tokens in espree. Other tokens are created by the Token class and are thus Token class objects. They look like this:
Template tokens, however, are constructed differently and end up as plain JavaScript objects, which look like this:
See: espree's token-translator.js
As a result of this different construction, the
start
andend
properties are not present on the template token object. To correct this I've changed to using therange
property, which I infer to be more proper given the method it is being passed into is calledgetNodeByRangeIndex
. I also think we can safely rely onrange
being present on all token types.Fixes #1061